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Joseph Sobran
Source: Griffin Internet Syndicate
Author: Joseph Sobran
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@sobran.com

Paleoconservative Sobran has been called a "cross between Mencken, Nock and Cato's letters." High praise indeed. New columns every Tuesday and Thursday.

Federalist Digest
Source: Townhall.Com
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@federalistdigest.com

A conservative answer to media liberalism. Subscription is free, and weekly issues can be received via email.

America's Future
Source: AF
City: St. Louis, State: MO, Country: United States
E-mail: info@americasfuture.net

Conservative and libertarian commentary. "Dedicated to the preservation of our free enterprise system and our constitutional form of government."

Hoover Digest, Fall 2002
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

This issue of the Hoover Digest celebrates Milton Friedman's 90th birthday.

The American Enterprise
Source: American Enterprise Institute
City: Washington, State: DC, Country: United States
E-mail: theamericanenterprise@compuserve.com

A bi-monthly magazine of business, politics and culture.

Sobran's: The Real News of the Month
Source: The Vere Company
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@sobran.com

Joe Sobran's continuing argument with the established press (aka "counter-journalism"). Includes articles from his newsletter and links to other sites that have posted articles of his.

Public Interest Institute: Iowa Economic Scorecard
Source: Public Interest Institute
State: IA, Country: United States
E-mail: piiatiwc@se-iowa.net

Quarterly publication providing an analysis of and statistics on Iowa's economy. Available online in PDF format only.

Public Interest Institute: Limits
Source: Public Interest Institute
Country: United States
E-mail: piiatiwc@se-iowa.net

Quarterly publication addressing "limiting government for the protection of human rights." Available online in PDF format only.

Public Interest Institute: Institute Briefs
Source: Public Interest Institute
Country: United States
E-mail: piiatiwc@se-iowa.net

Publication of short articles or summaries on timely topics. Published monthly; available online in PDF format only.

ConservativeX.Com
Source: ConservativeX
Country: United States
E-mail: ConservativeX@mail.com

Dedicated to young conservatives (hence the "X" in "ConservativeX.com") seeking to make a difference in the arena of ideas. Site mainly features news links and commentary.

Kudlow's Take
Source: National Review Online
Author: Larry Kudlow
Country: United States
E-mail: larrykudlow@ingbarings.com

Kudlow is a prominent free-market conservative of the supply-side variety. Often writes about tax, budget, and regulatory policy, as well as the importance of high technology.

Otto Scott's Compass: A Journal of Contemporary Culture
Source: The-Compass.com
Country: United States
E-mail: info@the-compass.com

A monthly commentary on contemporary culture from a historical perspective. “I look forward to Otto Scott’s Compass every month for its beautiful, free-spirited meditations on various topics -- religious, political, cultural. There is nothing like it,” says Joe Sobran.

Hoover essays in public policy
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States
E-mail: hoover@free-market.net

In these essays, "Hoover Institution scholars, recognized for their expertise in international affairs and domestic policy, bring their scholarship to bear on current problems and issues. Each essay is a timely, self-contained discussion of a particular problem or issue, written in a lively and straightforward manner, often with recommendations for action."

Hoover Digest
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States
E-mail: hoover@free-market.net

This quarterly academic journal features writing from prominent free-market conservatives on subjects ranging from crime, education, and the environment to history, politics, and race.

Opinion Journal
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Country: United States

The Wall Street Journal's editorial page is one of the most free-market in the world, and offers plenty of Web-exclusive content at this new site. Unfortunately, WSJ is basically conservative on everything else, and especially bad on foreign policy, where it reliably bangs the drums U.S. military intervention overseas.

SPN News
Source: State Policy Network
Country: United States
E-mail: feedback@spn.org

This quarterly newsletter updates State Policy Network member groups about the group's activities and offers tips for better advocating economic liberty at the state level.

The Insider's Report
Source: American Policy Center
Country: United States

"Every month The Insider’s Report gives you the inside scoop on legislation and regulations that affect your property rights, privacy rights, the education of your child and the agenda of the United Nations. Above all, each issue will provide action to take to oppose or support vital legislation."

Hoover weekly essays
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States
E-mail: hoover@free-market.net

You know those Hoover editorials you see in the back of Reason, The New Republic, The National Review, etc.? Here they are online. Subjects range from tax cuts to the environment.

Room 101, June 4, 2002
Source: America's Future Foundation
Author: Jerry Brito
Country: United States

In this issue: "Allow myself to introduce... myself"; "Save the date"; "Brainwash: Call for articles"; "How soon is now (for a party)?"; "This week's events"; "Whetting..."

National Review Online
Source: NRO
Country: United States

America's premier conservative magazine's Web site is a winner. NRO is updated with several exclusive Web articles a day, and also features a couple of stories from the weekly print edition. Lots of good reporting from a conservative point of view, for what it's worth. Also features columns from free-market conservatives Larry Kudlow and Stephen Moore, as well as gun-rights expert Dave Kopel.

AFF's Room 101, 3/17/03
Source: AFF
Country: United States

In this issue: "RIP Joseph Coors"; "Running Bald"; and more.

IPI Insights, July/August issue
Source: Institute for Policy Innovation
Country: United States

This issue of IPI Insights contains "Is Tax Reform the Cure for the Ailing Health Care System?" and other articles. It is available in Adobe PDF. (08/01)

Taximg Times, 3/14/03
Source: ALEC
Country: United States

News roundup of recent tax issues and developments.

The Starr Journal
Source: The Starr Journal
Country: United States

"The right choice" -- news from a conservative perspective.

Hoover Digest, Summer 2001
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

This issue of the Hoover Digest contains "This Just In: Vouchers Work," "How to Cure Health Care," and "What California Must Do." (09/01)

Libertas, Fall 2003
Source: YAF
Author: Nicole Hoplin (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "Milton Friedman Explains the Merits of Free- Market Economies"; "Student Fights for Freedom on Campus"; "The 9/11: Never Forget Project"; and more. (PDF file)

Hoover Institution Newsletter, August 16, 2002
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

Issues addressed include the Supreme Court's decision on school vouchers, the new Hoover Exhibit profiling China in the Twentieth Century, and the president's economic forum. (08/16/02)

Hoover Digest, Fall 2001
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

This issue of the Hoover Digest looks at, among other things, terrorism in the wake of September 11, 2001. (10/01)

CSE Impact Update 3.16
Source: Citizens for a Sound Economy
Author: Paul Beckner
Country: United States

In this edition: "Washington: 150 CSE Activists Storm the Capitol" "Oregon: CSE Activists Testify Against Kitzhaber’s Tax Increases" "Florida: CSE Activists Lead House to Reject the McKay Tax Plan" "North Carolina: 200 Activists Attend Town Hall Meeting with Representative Robin Hayes" "Texas: CSE Co-Sponsor’s the Texas Women’s Alliance Conference"

Hoover Digest, Winter 2002
Source: Hoover Institute
Country: United States

This issue of the Hoover Digest contains "How to Win the War," "The 'Blowback' Myth: How Bad History Could Make Bad Policy," and "American Ingenuity: A Key to Future Security." (02/02)

Global Telegraph magazine
Source: Global Telegraph
Country: United States

Common sense conservative viewpoints on the issues of the day.

The Relief Report, Issue #99
Source: The National Center for Public Policy Research
Country: United States

In this issue of the Relief Report, Tom Randall reviews Steven Milloy's new book "Junk Science Judo," and calls for the repeal of the oxygenate mandate. (10/12/01)

Scoop, Issue 220
Source: The National Center for Public Policy Research
Country: United States

This issue of Scoop contains "Would We feel Better if the Postal Service Ran Airport Security?," "America's Priorities, Then and Now," and "Defending Against the Smaller Threats." (10/30/01)

Policy Review, No. 109
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

This issue of Policy Review looks at the recent terrorist attacks, Europe's "Social Market," and what the government can learn from the market regarding regulation. (10/01)

Off the Cuff, 4/26/04
Source: Prudent Politics
Author: Cody Hatch
Country: United States

"Abortion is law?; Global Gag Rule; Give Marines the benefit of the doubt, for crying out loud; Fallujah quagmire"

Shoots from the Grassroot Institute, 8/24/04
Source: Hawaii Reporter
Author: Stuart K Hayashi
Country: United States

"Conservative Author Michelle Malkin Defends FDR's Policy of Mass Kidnapping"

Reason's Weekly Dispatch Vol. 5 No. 22
Source: Reason
Author: Jeff A. Taylor and the Reason staff
Country: United States

In this issue: "Terror on the Brain"; "Park Place"; "Garish Border"; "Quick Hits"; "Scanning for Health?"; and "Defending SUVs" from Reason's print edition.

AFF's Room 101, 10/6/03
Source: AFF
Author: Jerry Brito (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "Brainwash writers breaking out"; "Affirmative action and Arnold"; and more.

April 2002 Edition of CEI Update
Source: Competitive Enterprise Institute
Author: Sean Paige and Fred L. Smith, Jr.
Country: United States

Articles in this edition: "Al Qaeda's American Cousins" by Sean Paige "The Deadly Doctor" by Fred L. Smith, Jr. Q & A With Congressman James Hansen

Room 101 June 11, 2002
Source: America's Future Foundation
Author: Jerry Brito
Country: United States

In this issue: "White House event launches AFF's intern program" "Speaking of interns" "This week in Brainwash" "Apply for the Brookes Fellowship" "To blog or not to blog" "Whetting"

CSE December - Message of the Month
Source: Citizens for a Sound Economy
Country: United States

In this issue: "Stop Playing Politics with People’s Jobs..." "Now is the Time to Reform Social Security and Own Your Future" "Congress Has Spent Too Much on Itself" "Telecommunications Reform - Tauzin-Dingell Removes Barriers To Economic Growth and Wider Prosperity"

FEE News Today
Source: Foundation for Economic Education
Author: Ronald Holland
Country: United States

A new FEE public outreach program with daily updated news, essays and editorial links supporting free markets, individual liberty, private property, limited government, sound money and free trade.

On the Plate, December 7, 2001
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

This issue of On the Plate examines Trade Promotion Authority, biotechnology safety assessments, and Canada's WTO dairy case. (12/07/01)

Executive Alert, February 2002
Source: NCPA
Country: United States

In this issue: health insurance, drug patents, hunting and wildlife, school choice and more. (Adobe Acrobat) (02/02)

Capitol Hill Roundup, 2/7/03
Source: CSE
Country: United States

"President threatens to veto omnibus bill and Senate Democrats set to filibuster judicial nominees."

AFF Room 101, 2/17/03
Source: AFF
Country: United States

In this issue: Crunchy Conservatism; AFF members making a difference; and more.

Doublethink, Fall 2003
Source: AFF
Author: Justin Torres (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "And the Winner Is ..."; "The Strange Frivolity of Martin Amis"; regular features; and much more. (PDF file)

The Heartlander: November 2002
Source: Heartland Institute
Author: staff
Country: United States

In this issue: "Web Site Relaunched;" "Benefit Dedicated to Eternal Vigilance;" "Environment Update;" "Health Care Update;" and more.

CSE Impact Update 3.11
Source: Citizens for a Sound Economy
Author: staff
Country: United States

In this issue: In Texas: "Pressing for Sound Science in Environmental Regulation" In North Carolina: "Preserving Private Property Rights" In Florida: "Advancing Reform of Social Security and Medicare" In the District: "Telling Senator Kennedy to Back-Off Tax Hikes" Across the Nation: "Voicing Opposition to Abusive Antitrust Policy"

What Conservatives Think
Source: NCPPR
Country: United States
E-mail: wct@nationalcenter.org

"We quote someone on the left saying something about a timely public policy issue, and then we explain the conservative perspective on it as best we can." From the National Center for Public Policy Research. Free email subscriptions are available.

CSE Impact Update 3.21
Source: Citizens for a Sound Economy
Author: Paul Beckner
Country: United States

In this edition: "CSE Tax Tour to Mobilize Thousands in North Carolina" "CSE Converges on Annapolis to Stop Big Government" "Liberty Summit Brings CSE’s Best to Capitol and White House"

Policy Review, April and May 2002
Source: Hoover Institution
Country: United States

This issue of Policy Review conatains "The Liberty Doctrine" by Michael McFaul; "The Wellness Gospel and the Future of Faith" by Ronald W. Dworkin; and "The Doctor-Patient Breakdown" by Philip R. Alper. (04/02)

Highlights, Winter 2004
Source: Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Country: United States

This issue of Highlights contains "Association for Liberal Thinking Shapes Political Debate in Turkey," "Advancing Health and Welfare Debates," and "Terrorism and Neopopulism: Threats to the Rule of Law." (01/04)

Off the Cuff, 5/2/04
Source: Prudent Politics
Author: Cody Hatch
Country: United States

"Palestinians revere murderers; Americans too busy to buy groceries; Ten Commandments and Europe; Kofi Annan gets tough."

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