AM Roundup

• Ben Bernanke's Daring Experiment - Robert Samuelson, Washington Post
• It'll Hurt If Paul Volcker Has His Way - Paul Vartabedian, Los Angeles Times
• Trouble in the Other Middle East - Robert Kaplan, New York Times
• End of the Line for Islamabad - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
• The 'Charity' That Plotted Mumbai Attacks - Anthony Loyd, London Times
• A Path Out of the Wilderness - Matthew Continetti, Weekly Standard
• 2010: Can Democrats Defend Their Gains? - Thomas Schaller, Salon
• Obama's Foreign Policy Trap - Ralph Peters, New York Post
• Obama vs. Osama - Michael Crowley, The New Republic
• Liberals Voice Concerns About Obama - Lee & Henderson, Politico
• Jones May Be Star of Obama Foreign Policy Team - Al Hunt, Bloomberg
• How to Do Public Works Right - Nicole Gelinas, Wall Street Journal
• Spend, Obama, Spend! And Save Jobs - Joe Conason, Salon
• Small Isn't Beautiful - William Kristol, New York Times
• End, Don't Mend, the TSA - Becky Akers, Christian Science Monitor
• The Coming of Age of the Organization Kids - Reihan Salam, Forbes
• Determining Who's Most Likely To Succeed - Malcolm Gladwell, New Yorker

• South Asia's Deadly Dominoes - Helene Cooper, New York Times
• Murdered in the Name of Islam - Mark Steyn, National Review Online
• Obama Stimulus Plan's a Good Start - John Nichols, The Nation
• Where to Draw the Bailout Line? - Larry Kudlow, RealClearPolitics
• A New, Less Ideological Style of Politics? - John Harwood, New York Times
• Mandate for What? - Noemie Emery, Weekly Standard
• Obama's Cabinet Leaves Out Liberals - David Corn, Washington Post
• The Good, Bad & Ugly of Card-Check - Salena Zito, Pittsburgh Trib-Review
• Skepticism on Climate Change - Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
• Gay Pride, Black Prejudice - Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune
• Fairness Doctrine Fouls Out - George Will, Washington Post
• Obama's Brand-Name Strategy - Howard Fineman, Newsweek
• 5 Former Secretaries of State Advise Hillary Clinton - Los Angeles Times
• It's Time to Topple the Tyrant Mugabe - John Sentamu, The Observer
• The Humanities Move Off Campus - Victor Davis Hanson, City Journal
• The End of the End of the Cuban Revolution - Roger Cohen, NYT Magazine
• On Bravery & Heroism, Then & Now - Thomas Mitchell, LV Review-Journal

• Maybe It's Time To Buy That First House - Ron Lieber, New York Times
• Fallout from the Credit Implosion - Henry Kaufman, Wall Street Journal
• The Big Three's Real Union Problem - Jonathan Cutler, Los Angeles Times
• Dooming Detroit Without Remorse - Henry Payne, New York Post
• SEIU's Stern: "Let's Share The Wealth" - Matthew Kaminski, WSJ
• Infighting in the Making - Dick Morris & Eileen McGann, Boston Herald
• Three Questions for Clinton - Ronald Brownstein, National Journal
• Message From Georgia: This Too Shall Pass - Michael Barone, US News & WR
• Chambliss, Franken, and 60 - Gail Collins, New York Times
• A Future for Brand Bush? - Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard
• Rollback on Torture Not So Easy for Obama - Michael Scherer, Time
• Can Obama Balance Security & Liberty? - Stuart Taylor, National Journal
• Dangerous Illusion of Independent Terrorists - Greg Sheridan, Australian
• Will Pakistan Inflict More Peril? - Leon Wieseltier, New Republic
• Pakistan's Jihad - Bill Roggio & Thomas Joscelyn , Weekly Standard
• An Enduring Crisis for the Black Family - Kay Hymowitz, Washington Post
• Coming Home to America - Richard Reeves, RealClearPolitics

• 'At Least Bush Kept Us Safe' - Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
• Obama's New World Order - Karen Tumulty & Mark Thompson, Time
• Team of Heavyweights - Henry Kissinger, Washington Post
• Hillary's Eleanor Roosevelt Moment - Ellen Goodman, Boston Globe
• Obama's Big, Difficult Decision on Education - David Brooks, NY Times
• Squeeze Shouldn't Stop Long-Term Spending - E.J. Dionne, Wash Post
• Help Mississippi, Not Michigan - Joel Kotkin, Forbes
• The Big 3 Might Get It This Time - Mike Madden, Salon
• Obama's Environmental Test - Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal
• Obama's Afghan Dilemma - Robert Dreyfuss, The Nation
• Historic Progress in Iraq - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
• What Lies Beneath: 'When America Leaves' - Bobby Ghosh, Time
• Bush Revises His History - Eugene Robinson, Indianapolis Star
• They Won't Give Him Credit - Mona Charen, National Review
• Should Chris Matthews Leave His Show? - Michael Calderone, Politico
• The GOP Needs Jeb in the Senate - Peter Robinson, Forbes
• How to Solve the Piracy Problem - Douglas Burgess, New York Times

• False Cures for the Recession - Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
• Desperate Times, Desperate Policies - Nouriel Roubini, Forbes
• Bread, Bombs, and the Big Stimulus - Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation
• Markets, Not Economists, Will Help Economy - George Will, Wash Post
• Detroit's Delusion - Daniel Gross, Newsweek
• America Needs Its Frontier Spirit - Daniel Henninger, Wall Street Journal
• The Danger of Holdovers - David Broder, Washington Post
• Obama & His New Crew - Debra Saunders, San Francisco Chronicle
• A Bitter Brew for Kerry - Joan Vennochi, Boston Globe
• Back to the Old 9/11 Days - Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
• War on Terror an Exercise in Folly - Rosa Brooks, Los Angeles Times
• Pakistan: Asia's Islamist Engine - Greg Sheridan, The Australian
• China's Troubles Are One for All - Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
• Obama's Victory Proves Chicago's Golden Rule - Karl Rove, Wall St. Journal
• Why Charlie Rangel is Still Smiling - Steve Kornacki, New York Observer
• Will Voters Elect a Bush Again? - A. Parnes & C. Mahtesian, Politico
• Will Talk Radio Get Wake-up Call? - Michael Medved, USA Today

• How to Right the GOP - Charlie Cook, National Journal
• Will Obama Really Be a Centrist? - Tony Blankley, Washington Times
• Obama Must Keep Being Obama - Robert Scheer, San Francisco Chronicle
• The Bailout So Far - Holman Jenkins, Wall Street Journal
• Another Bubble Pops--And It Won't Be the Last - Henry Blodget, Atlantic
• The Next Mumbai - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• India -- The Other Side of Glory - Alvaro Vargas Llosa, RealClearPolitics
• Batman's War on Terror - Benjamin Kerstein, Azure
• Hillary's Road to Secretary of State - John Harris and Glenn Thrush, Politico
• The Change We Need - Robert Borosage, Huffington Post
• Government Sets Us Up for the Next Bust - John Stossel, RealClearPolitics
• Auto Bailout May Wind Up on Obama's Plate - Jay Newton-Small, Time
• Pakistan Deserves Our Attention - Bernard-Henri Levy, Wall Street Journal
• Will Muslims Protest Mumbai Murders? - Tom Friedman, New York Times
• Mumbai, Terrorists & Capitalists - Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets
• Naomi Klein & the New New Left - Larissa MacFarquhar, The New Yorker
• Bush = Nixon? Not So Fast - James Pinkerton, FOX News

• Continuity We Can Believe In - David Brooks, New York Times
• The Hillary Test: One Presidency at a Time - Robert Shrum, The Week
• What Pakistan Won't Do, the World Should - Robert Kagan, Wash Post
• We Must Stand By India - Christopher Hitchens, Slate
• Wanted: A New Grand Strategy - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
• The Rabbi and the Terrorists - Dennis Prager, Creators
• Heroes at the Taj - Michael Pollack, Forbes
• Media Narratives Feed Terrorist Fantasies - Bret Stephens, WSJ
• The Hope for Audacity - Todd Gitlin, The Atlantic
• Learning From the Bush Legacy - Philip Klein, American Spectator
• Holder's Role in Rich Pardon Disqualifies Him For AG - Richard Cohen, WP
• An Ugly Attack on Mormons - Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
• Bailout Must Focus on Auto Workers - E. J. Dionne, Washington Post
• Auto Bailout Won't Stop Bankruptcy - Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• What's at Stake in Georgia's Senate Runoff - Michael Grunwald, Time
• Which Hillary Clinton Will Be Secretary of State? - Noemie Emery, NRO
• 3 a.m. Seems So Long Ago - Dana Milbank, Washington Post

• Clinton's Test: How She'll Work With Obama - Susan Page, USA Today
• Is Obama a Secret Centrist? - Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard
• Far-Reaching Reforms Can Wait - Robert Samuelson, Newsweek
• Fiscal Expansion Will Lick the Recession - Paul Krugman, New York Times
• How Do We Start Growing Again? - John Tamny, Forbes
• Messages from India's Massacre - Ralph Peters, New York Post
• In Just Minutes, Mumbai Was Under Siege - Emily Wax, Washington Post
• Muslims -- India's New 'Untouchables' - Asra Nomani, Los Angeles Times
• CNN Expert Blames America - Dorothy Rabinowitz, Wall Street Journal
• Race, Youth, Even 'Burbs Go Against Republicans - Al Hunt, Bloomberg
• GOP's Path to Victory Still Goes Through God - Rod Dreher, USA Today
• Palin's Future: Reagan or Quayle? - David Paul Kuhn, Politico
• Getting Real on Climate Change - Shellenberger & Nordhaus, Am. Prospect
• Free Markets Are Under Attack Again - Matt Welch, Reason
• How Far Will We Go for Georgia? - Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
• The Middle East Waits for Obama - Pierre Atlas, RealClearWorld
• Obama & the Future of Hip Hop - Stanley Crouch, New York Daily News

• Attacks in Mumbai a Call to Arms - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
• Terror's New Face - Amir Taheri, New York Post
• Ahead for Obama: How to Define Terror - Jonathan Mahler, NY Times
• Obama's Right Call on Security - Michael Goodwin, New York Daily News
• Obama's Iraq Inheritance - Thomas Friedman, New York Times
• New New Deal Won't Help the Economy - George Will, Washington Post
• Can the Left Trust Obama? - David Sirota, Salon
• Before President Bush Goes - William Kristol, Weekly Standard
• In Powell and Rice, Bush Broke Important Ground - Cynthia Tucker, AJC
• Bush's Double-Failure on Iran - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Judging Detainees on the Facts - Sabin Willett, Boston Globe
• America Suddenly Has Two Presidents - Julian Zelizer, Daily Beast
• No God-And No Abortions - Lisa Miller, Newsweek
• Gay Adoption: The Real Agenda - Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
• A Cloud Over India's Muslims - Martha Nussbaum, Los Angeles Times
• Terrorists Join Forces - Greg Sheridan, The Australian
• India Pointing in the Right Direction - Claus Christian Malzahn, Der Spiegel

• An Idea Lost on Fanatics - Tim Rutten, Los Angeles Times
• Mumbai Could Happen Just About Anywhere - Mark Steyn, OC Register
• Forgotten Lessons From 9/11 - Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
• A New Era of Bipartisanship? - Richard Reeves, RealClearPolitics
• The Krugman Recipe for Depression - Amity Shlaes, Wall Street Journal
• Managing Risk in an Unstable World - Michael Barone, US News & WR
• Putting a Face on Big Auto - Bob Herbert, New York Times
• Bailout Spending is Out of Control - Dennis Byrne, RealClearPolitics
• Can Michelle Rhee Save Our Schools? - Amanda Ripley, Time
• Turbulence Ahead - Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
• Could Obama Become the Next Ronald Reagan? - Eleanor Clift, Newsweek
• The Problem with Hillary - Christopher Caldwell, Financial Times
• What's Next for the GOP? - Gov. Mark Sanford, Politico
• Obama Exuberance Isn't Irrational - John Avlon, The Daily Beast
• The Richardson Snub - Ruben Navarrette, San Diego Union-Tribune
• 'Our Culture Is Better' - James Taranto, Wall Street Journal
• A Great Era for America-Haters - Robert Fulford, National Post

• The State Back in the Driving Seat - Philip Stephens, Financial Times
• Financial Market Reform Needed Quickly - Paul Krugman, New York Times
• No Time for a Liberal Agenda - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
• Behind Mumbai: India's Hindu-Muslim Tensions - Robert Kaplan, Atlantic
• Attacks a Message Aimed at Obama - Greg Sheridan, The Australian
• How Much Will Hillary Hurt Obama? - Kimberley Strassel, WSJ
• Obama Declares Independence - Ronald Brownstein, National Journal
• Obama's Unlikely Team of Hawks - Peter Beinart, Time
• Bidentity Crisis: Where's Joe? - Carol Lee, Politico
• Obama's Turn to the Old Guard - Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
• Obama Foreign Policy Looks Like Bush 41 - E. J. Dionne, Washington Post
• Stimulus for Skeptics - David Brooks, New York Times
• No More Shop til You Drop - Ruth Conniff, The Progressive
• About That New New Deal - Mona Charen, National Review Online
• From TR to BHO - Martin Peretz, The New Republic
• The Real National Scandal - Jonah Goldberg, New York Post
• Return to Presidency for Putin? - Philip Pan, Washington Post

• World Can't Ignore India's Terrorists Any Longer - Peter Foster, Telegraph
• The Mayhem in Mumbai - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
• Obama's First Test - Gregor Peter Schmitz, Der Spiegel
• Doves Keep Faith as Obama Team Tilts Right - Jonathan Martin, Politico
• Measuring the Obama Effect Around the World - Ian Bremmer, RCP
• Has Warren Buffet Overplayed His Hand? - John Gapper, Financial Times
• Barack Obama, Supply-Sider? - Kevin Hassett, Forbes
• Obama Picks Foxes to Guard Henhouse - Robert Scheer, SF Chronicle
• 'Made in America' Must Make a Comeback - Paul Sedan, CS Monitor
• Radical Solutions For A Crazy Crisis - Nouriel Roubini, Forbes
• The Recession's Here. Let's Tax Carbon! - Bradford Plumer, New Republic
• Free Ride for the Campus Left - George Will, Washington Post
• Giving Thanks to Heroines in Pakistan - Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
• The Hysterical Style - Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
• Why We Must Engage Deeply With China - Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
• Life After Foggy Bottom - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Thanks To The Founders - Andrew Kadar, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Thanksgiving Resonates in Year of Crisis - Caroline Baum, Bloomberg
• All Fall Down - Thomas Friedman, New York Times
• What to Expect From the Obama Economic Team - Wesbury & Stein, Forbes
• Obama's Foreign Policy: Buying in at the Bottom - Robert Kaplan, Atlantic
• Is World's Faith Misplaced? - Theodore Dalrymple, American Conservative
• Obama Term Can't Start Soon Enough - Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
• Beware Daschle-Obama Health Care - Tony Blankley, Washington Times
• Pragmatism in Energy Policy - Mort Kondracke, Roll Call
• A Car Wreck Made in Washington - Holman Jenkins, Wall Street Journal
• Don't Call It a Culture War - Ann Friedman, The American Prospect
• Sweeping Away Tradition from the Public Square - Diana West, Townhall
• The Libertarian Moment - Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch, Reason
• Bush's Last Days: The Lamest Duck - Joe Klein, Time
• The Battle for Minnesota Is Just Getting Started - John Fund, WSJ
• Chavez Stumbles - Alvaro Vargas Llosa, The New Republic
• Russia, China Move In on Latin America - Peter Brookes, RealClearWorld
• Counting My Blessings - Paul Campos, Rocky Mountain News

• The Reverse Wealth Effect - Robert Samuelson, Newsweek
• Obama Sees Crisis as an Opportunity to Be Bold - E. J. Dionne, Wash Post
• The President-Elect's New Economic Philosophy - Rich Lowry, NY Post
• Economy Needs a Rescue Operation - Paul Krugman, NY Review of Books
• 'Jolting' the Economy - Thomas Sowell, RealClearPolitics
• Does Christina Romer Misread Depression's Causes? - John Judis, TNR
• A Pro-Growth Economic Team? - Lawrence Kudlow, RealClearPolitics
• Ben Bernanke and the Financial Crisis - John Cassidy, The New Yorker
• Dems vs. Dems in New Congress - Martin Kady, Politico
• For Lobbyists, No Downturn, Just a Turnover - David Kirkpatrick, NYT
• Last Thing We Need is Clinton at State - Christopher Hitchens, Slate
• Fantasizing About Justice For Citi's Failures - Gary Weiss, Portfolio
• GM: Death of the American Dream - Alex Taylor, Fortune
• Did Britain Just Sell Tibet? - Robert Barnett, New York Times
• Why Don't We Hang Pirates Anymore? - Bret Stephens, Wall St. Journal
• Flawed Deal Gives Iraq Jurisdiction Over US Troops - Rep. Joe Sestak, PI
• Is America's New Declinism For Real? - Gideon Rachman, Financial Times

• This Isn't Like 1929 - Daniel Gross, Newsweek
• No One Knows What to Do About Crisis - William Kristol, New York Times
• Team Obama Rides In - Sebastian Mallaby, Washington Post
• Dems, Obama Playing Politics on Auto Bailout - Kevin Hassett, Bloomberg
• Barack Obama, Honeymoon Killer? - Mike Madden, Salon
• Republicans Should Look to Mitch Daniels - Reihan Salam, Forbes
• Dems' Realignment Opportunity - Paul Starr, The American Prospect
• A Robert Rubin Constellation Is Taking Shape - Jackie Calmes, NY Times
• It's Time to Reward Virtue - Lawrence Lindsey, Weekly Standard
• The Redemption of Barney Frank - Michelle Cottle, The New Republic
• Will Dems Take on the Teachers' Unions? - Terry Moe, Wall Street Journal
• Obama Considers Commission on Torture - Michael Isikoff, Newsweek
• Ten Random, Politically Incorrect Thoughts - Victor Davis Hanson, PJM
• Iraq's New Dawn - Michael Yon, New York Post
• How the New York Times Covers the War - Seth Mnookin, Vanity Fair
• 2008 Top Five Persons of the Year - RealClearWorld
• What a Single Nuclear Warhead Could Do - Brian Kennedy, WSJ