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One of the principles of writing editorials taught by the late editor of the Wall Street Journal, Robert Bartley, is repetition. It's a way to build power in an editorial campaign, he would say. Just keep pressing the point. It was related to his
“The real shock was that the dollar was depreciating against oil, gold, against foreign currencies and against nearly everything else.” – Robert L. Bartley, The Seven Fat Years, p. 32The .11/24/2021 16:33:27PM EST.
How One Newspaper Called the Hong Kong Story Right From the Start Wall Street Journal Figured It Out a Generation in Advance https://www.nysun.com/foreign/how-one-newspaper-call-the-hong-kong-story-right/91561/ Journalists celebrate themselves annually with Pulitzer Prizes for the best work published in the previous year. Often, though, a single year is too short a time span in which to judge journalism. A different and more distinguished prize might eventually be established and awarded for journalism published a decade, or perhaps even a quarter-century earlier. It can sometimes take that l...
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By Peter Brimelow Random House, 306 pages, $33.50 In Canada, immigration is usually portrayed as a left-right issue, with the left in favor and the right against. In fact, the political right is deeply split on this sensitive subject. That's why rightwinger Peter Brimelow finds himself attacking his ideological soulmates as he dissects American immigration policy in his book Alien Nation. Open, unselective immigration—the prevailing policy in both Canada and the U.S.—is a logical outgrowth of neoconservative ideology. Neoconservatives believe that market forces, not governments, should de...