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OPINION JOURNALFrom THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Editorial Page
Sunday Politics
Sarah Palin Feminism
[Sarah Palin Feminism]
By Naomi Schaefer Riley
Contrary to media stereotypes, evangelicals have no problem with women in the workplace.

One-of-a-kind Joe
What's in store for the senator who blasted his own party's nominee?

What Sarah Knows
Surprise! The media are unpopular.

Review & Outlook
The Jobless Jump
So much for that rebate 'stimulus.'

Shot in the Foot
Shoe tariffs cost $2 billion a year.

A San Diego Retirement
A rare politician looks out for taxpayers.
 
Commentary
'No One's Naked Anymore'
[Paul Theroux]
By Tunku Varadarajan
The Weekend Interview
The dean of travel writing explains how the world has and hasn't changed since 1973.

Bush Owes His Successor a Tough Finish on Foreign Policy
By John R. Bolton
The president shouldn't trust his legacy to Condi Rice.

Let's Talk About Palin's Family Challenges
By Katty Kay
And Claire Shipman
Not every woman wants to be supermom.

Don't Believe the Doomsayers. Ohio's Economy Is Doing Fine.
[Cross Country]
By Ted Strickland
And Lee Fisher
Cross Country
We're cutting taxes to promote growth.

Now Sudan Is Attacking Refugee Camps
By Mia Farrow
And Eric Reeves
It's a reflection of our own complacency.

Books on Presidential Administrations
Fred Siegel on books about presidential administrations.

Notable & Quotable
From a New York Times editorial on July 3, 1984, on Geraldine Ferraro's nomination for vice president.

International Editions
Bilateral Trade-Off
By Bernard K. Gordon
Asian FTAs are undermining the Doha round.

Big Spenders in Beijing?
By Stephen Green
Now is not the time for a large fiscal stimulus.

Blessing's Big Bet
[Blessing's Big Bet]
By Bernd Ziesemer
Business Europe: The CEO of Commerzbank is counting on good times in Germany.


 
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How to Manage Savagery
By Bret Stephens
From Commentary: Radical Islam's war on the West has been eclipsed by its war against other Muslims.
 

 
 Huckabee and Social Conservatives
By Ryan T. Anderson
From First Things: Reason, not revelation, can win the arguments against abortion and same-sex marriage.
 

 
 The Democrats' Missing History
By Jeffrey Lord
From The American Spectator: Nothing happened between 1848 and the end of the 19th century.
 

 
 Barack Obama, Shaman
By Michael Knox Beran
From City Journal: How Machiavelli anticipated the Democratic nominee's charisma.
 

 
Today's Columnists
'A Servant's Heart'
['A Servant's Heart']
By Peggy Noonan
Convention Notebook
Sarah Palin and the Spirit of 1980.
 

 
 How Palin Beat Alaska's Establishment
[Potomac Watch]
By Kimberley A. Strassel
Potomac Watch
She stood firm for reform, though not populism.
 

 
 BEST OF THE WEB TODAY
The Anticlimax
By James Taranto
The convention where the vice presidential nominee stole the show.
Friday 4:37 p.m. ET
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Panic Time in North Carolina
Sarah, get thee to Chapel Hill.
 

 
 Sarah Palin: More Readers Respond
Once again, participants in the Opinion Journal forum were eager to express their views about Alaska's governor.
 
COLUMNISTS
INFORMATION AGE by L. Gordon Crovitz
Privacy? We Got Over It.
08/25/2008
THE TILTING YARD by Thomas Frank
Happy Labor Day. Drop Dead.
09/03/2008
WONDER LAND by Daniel Henninger
What's So Special About Sarah?
09/04/2008
BUSINESS WORLD by Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.
The Inflation Hurricane
09/03/2008
MAIN STREET by William McGurn
Joe Biden's Class Act
09/02/2008
DECLARATIONS by Peggy Noonan
'A Servant's Heart'
09/06/2008
THE AMERICAS by Mary Anastasia O'Grady
The Politics of Latin American Poverty
08/25/2008
GLOBAL VIEW by Bret Stephens
Pakistan's Next President Is a Category 5 Disaster
09/02/2008
POTOMAC WATCH by Kimberley A. Strassel
How Palin Beat Alaska's Establishment
09/05/2008
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Campaign 2008
•  McCain Camp Makes a Run at Michigan – If McCain wins the election, it may be thanks to Michigan -- a prize the Republicans think they can claim for the first time in nearly 20 years. On Friday, McCain and Palin arrived in a Detroit suburb to begin their final election sprint.
•  Candidates Promote Economic Agendas – Obama and McCain seized on the jobs report to promote their own economic agendas and score some points against each other. The U.S. jobless rate jumped unexpectedly in August to 6.1% of the work force, a five-year high, according to the report.
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