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Reagan's Contempt History Padlock
by David Bromwich
Bitburg, Germany, 1945; Managua, Nicaragua, 1985. The two appear to be so far apart that no occurrence could possibly bring them together. But in March and April, 1985, Ronald Reagan asked himself a q...

Keywords: Comments and Opinions, David Bromwich, Ronald Reagan, Historical Memory
Literary Radicalism in America Padlock
by David Bromwich
Left-wing literary people talk more these days about criticism than about fiction or poetry or plays. The statement sounds too flat to be true, and it is fair to ask what "left-wing" signifies in the ...

Keywords: David Bromwich, Radicalism, Literature, Academy
Our Outrages in Nicaragua Padlock
by David Bromwich
Smuggle a thousand rifles, submachine guns, and grenade launchers into the 20 largest American cities, distribute them among known criminals, excops, the hard core of left- and right-wing lunatic sec...

Keywords: David Bromwich, Ronald Reagan, Nicaragua, Cold War
Reagan's Contempt for History Padlock
by David Bromwich
Bitburg, Germany, 1945; Managua, Nicaragua, 1985. The two appear to be so far apart that no occurrence could possibly bring them together. But in March and April, 1985, Ronald Reagan asked himself a q...

Keywords: David Bromwich, Ronald Reagan, Michael Deaver, Nicaragua, Contra War, Nazis
Mr. Kristol Enlightens the Europeans Padlock
by David Bromwich
The March 1985 Encounter features an address to Western Europe by Irving Kristol. A warning in three parts, with the logical structure of a syllogism backed by a gun, Kristol's article is entitled "A...

Keywords: David Bromwich, Irving Kristol
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The President and the Vigilantes
by David Bromwich
PROBABLY THE speeches President Obama has scheduled next week will come off as planned. On Tuesday, he is set to address schoolchildren on TV in the nation's classrooms. Some parents, dreading a subli...

Keywords: David Bromwich, Obama, Health Care,
The Day After: Overwhelming
by David Bromwich (online)
WHO WOULD pretend not to be overwhelmed? In the world of ordinary politics, of actions planned and executed in the normal system, there is nothing to compare it to. Since 1968, the Republican Party...

Keywords: The Day After
 
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Too Many Children Left Behind
by David Bromwich
Amy Goodman's weekday 60-minute news broadcast at democracynow.org performs a civic function no other show has filled since the early days of National Public Radio. "Democracy Now" has replaced NPR's ...

Keywords: Democracy Now, education, Obama, No Child Left Behind