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4. Edward Kennedy, “Address at the Public Memorial Service for Robert F. Kennedy,” June 8, 1968, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York, American Rhetoric, Top 100 Speeches, americanrhetoric.com.
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6. “German Lessons,” German Historical Institute, Washington, DC, ghi-dc.org, reprint of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Nov. 27, 2008.
7. Rev. Martin Luther King, “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence,” Riverside Church, Apr. 4, 1967, hartford-hwp.com.
8. Justin Driver, “Robust and Wide-Open,” The New Republic, Feb. 17, 2011, 37.
9. Ed Pilkington, “Obama Angers Midwest Voters with Guns and Religion Remark,” Guardian, April 14, 2008.
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20. Ibid.
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22. James Gimpel, “Immigration, Political Realignment, and the Demise of Republican Political Prospects,” backgrounder, Center for Immigration Studies, Feb. 2010, 5.
23. Ibid.
24. Toby Hamden, “Barack Obama in Turkey: US ‘Will Never Be at War With Islam,’” The Telegraph, April 6, 2009.
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27. “Letter from a Birmingham Jail [King Jr.],” African Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, africa.upenn.edu.
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abortion
Jews supporting
John Paul II on
Obama supporting partial-birth
Abramowitz, Alan
achievement gap
Adams, John
advanced technology products
affirmative action
abolishing
Ciongoli on
in government
Murray, Charles, on
Obama on
Sotomayor on
in South Africa
test scores and
young voters and
Afghanistan
cost of war in
ethnonationalism in
NATO in
withdrawal from
Ajami, Fouad
Akaka, Daniel
Alesina, Alberto
Algerian war
Alito, Sam
Allen, John
Allenby, Edmund
Allensworth, Wayne
Amalrik, Andrei
Americanism
Amin, Idi
Anglican Church
anti-Catholicism
antiwar movement
Aquinas, Thomas
Arbatov, Georgi
Aristotle
Arizona
Army
Arnold, Matthew
Aron, Leon
Asmerom, R.
Ataturk, Mustafa Kemal
atheism
Atias, Ariel
Atwater, Lee
Aung San Suu Kyi
Aushev, Maksharip
Australia
Austria
Babeu, Paul
Baca, Lee
Bacevich, Andrew
Bader, Hans
Bagundang, Kim
Bailey, David
Baker v. Carr
Bakiyev, Kurmanbek
Bakke, Alan
Baldwin, James
Balkan wars
Baluch
Bandow, Doug
Barak, Ehud
Barletta, Lou
Barnes, Fred
Barrow, John
Barzani, Massoud
Beck, Glenn
Begala, Paul
Beinart, Peter
Belgium
Belien, Paul
Bell, Chris
Belloc, Hilaire
Benedict XVI (Pope)
Benes, Eduard
Benjamin, Rich
Berger, Raoul
Bernanke, Ben
Betts, Julian
Bey, Enver
Bhatti, Shahbaz
Bibi, Asia
birth control
birth rate
Feffer on
Germany
Haub on
Hispanic
Japan
OECD on
reasons for falling
Russia
Singapore
white
Bishop, Bill
black(s)
illegitimacy rate
Proposition 8 support from
religion and
vote
Black, Hugo
Blackmun, Harry
Blankfein, Lloyd
Blood, Michael
Bloomberg, Michael
Bolivia
Bond, Julian
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
Bonner, William
Bork, Robert
Born Alive Infant Protection Act
Bossi, Umberto
Boumedienne, Houari
Boxer, Barbara
Brady, Roger
Braun, Carol Moseley
Brazil
Brennan, William
Breyer, Stephen
Brokaw, Tom
Brooks, David
Brown, Jerry
Brown, Lester
Brown, Scott
Brown v. Board of Education
Brownstein, Ron
Buckley, Reid
Buffett, Warren
burka
Burke, Edmund
Burke, Raymond L.
Burma
Burnham, James
Bush, George H. W.
on New World Order
Supreme Court nominations of
Bush, George W.
approval of
on diversity
on homeownership gap
Byrnes, “Jimmy”
Byron (Lord)
Calderón, Felipe
Caldwell, Chris
Calhoun, John C.
California
Brooks on
Hispanic population in
home language in
immigrants to
income tax
Obledo on
Orange County
Proposition 8
Proposition 187
white population in<
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Calvin, John
Camarota, Steven
Cameron, David
Campbell, David
Carpenter, Amanda
Carter, Jimmy
Carville, James
Catholic Seattle University
Catholics
decline of
Hispanic
immigrant
militancy of
population of
sexual abuse
supporting same-sex marriage
Cauchon, Dennis
Cavallaro, Cosimo
censorship
Cha, Ariana Eunjung
Chagoya, Enrique
Chambers, Whittaker
Chaplin, Vsevolod
Chaput, Charles
character decline
Chatel, Luc
Chávez, Hugo
Chesterton, G. K.
China
Brown, Lester, on
Cha on
competition from
devaluing currency
Eberstadt on
economic nationalism
ethnic solidarity emphasized in
ethnonationalism in
Gershman on
Hitchens on
ideology in
imported food dependence of
loans from
minorities in
nationalism
one-child policy
patriotism in
political ads targeting
population crisis
savings rate in
trade deficit with
Chism, Sidney
Christianity
Belloc on
Bonhoeffer on
decline indices
desecration of icons
dying people and
Eliot on
Gramsci on
Habermas on
Hitler on
Nietzsche on
Obama on
persecution of
Santayana on
Stark on
Supreme Court on
voting concerns
Yeats on
Christie, Chris
Chua, Amy
Churchill, Winston
Ciongoli, A. Kenneth
Civil Rights Act
Civil Rights Initiative
civil rights revolution
Civil War
Clark, Wesley
Clay, Henry
Clay, William Lacy
Clegg, Roger
climate change
Clinton, Bill
Davis, Danny, on
on demographic transformation
on diversity
endorsing Emanuel
racism and
Clinton, Hillary
Coakley, Martha
Cohen, Steve
Cold War
Coleman, David
Coleman Report
Collins, Michael
Colombia
Communism
Community Reinvestment Act
Congdon, Leo
Congressional Black Caucus
Congressional election 2010
Connerly, Ward
conservatives
Constable, Pamela
construction jobs
Corato, Riccardo de
Coulter, Ann
creationism
Crick, Francis
Crist, Charlie
Crowley, James
Crusades
Cruz, Roberto Orduna
Cuccinelli, Ken
culture wars
Cushing, Robert
Czech Republic
da Silva, Lula
Dalrymple, Theodore
D’Arcy, John
David, Larry
Davis, Danny
Davis, John W.
Dawson, Christopher
de Gaulle, Charles
Dean, Howard
debt
to finance foreign aid
interest on
Defense of Marriage Act
Deiss, Joseph
Dell, Robert
democracy
Adams on
Aristotle on
Chua on
Dawson on
Patterson on
sustainability of
Democrats
base
divisions of
exploiting financial crisis
illiberal
Kuhn on
Protestant
Sailer on
Dempsey, William
Deneen, Patrick
Deng Xiaoping
Derbyshire, John
Dershowitz, Alan
Diderot, Denis
Dimon, Jamie
Disraeli, Benjamin
diversity
Army
Bush, George W., on
Clinton, Bill, on
Derbyshire on
devastating communities
Greenstein on
group functioning impeded by
Hart on
ideal of
as ideology
in Japan
language and
McGowan on
Mullins on
of Navy
O’Reilly, Charles, on
Putnam on
Quayle on
of religion
Richwine on
Roughead on
Skerry on
social withdrawal and
strength of
of Supreme Court
training cost
Williams, Katherine, on
Wilson, James Q., on
Wood on
Djerassi, Carl
Dodd, Chris
Dolan, Timothy
dollar, purchasing power of
Donahue, Bill
Dormandy, Bill
Dougherty, Jude
Dowd, Maureen
Dreher, Rod
drugs, decriminalizing
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Dukakis, Michael
Dunham, Ann
Dunn, Anita
Durant, Ariel
Durant, Will
Durbin, Dick
Dwight, Timothy
Eagleton, Tom
Earned Income Tax Credit
Easter Rising of 1916
Eberstadt, Nicholas
economic nationalism
economic patriotism
Edsall, Thomas
Education Trust
egalitarians
Kennan on
Rothbard on
Tocqueville on
Egypt
Ehrenburg, Ilya
Einstein, Albert
Eisenhower, Dwight
Elder, Larry
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Eliot, T. S.
Emancipation Proclamation
Emanuel, Rahm
Emmerich, Roland
employment
English, as official language
environmentalism
Episcopal Church, division of
Equal Rights Amendment
equality. See also egalitarians
Blackmun on
Constitution and
curtailing freedom
Durant, Ariel, on
Durant, Will, on
feminism and
Fourteenth Amendment and
Francis on
Jefferson on
Johnson, Lyndon, on
Johnson, Samuel, on
Kendall on
Lincoln on
Mead on
Obama on
Pareto on
as political weapon
power and
of religion
revolutions dedicated to
Russell on
Summers on
test scores and
Watson on
Williams, Duncan, on
Erdogan, Recep Tayyip
Espenshade, Thomas
Ethiopia
ethnomasochism
ethnonat
ionalism
in Afghanistan
in Africa
in Austria
in Belgium
in Bolivia
in Burma
in China
European
financial crisis fueling
in France
in Germany
in Greece
in Hungary
in India
in Iran
in Iraq
in Israel
in Italy
in Lebanon
in Libya
in Malaysia
in Mindanao
Moynihan on
post–World War II
products of
in Russia
as secessionism
in Sudan
in Switzerland
in Thailand
in Turkey
in Yemen
eugenics
Evangelicalism
evolution theory
Fair, T. Willard
Fairbanks, Richard
Fairlie, Robert
Fannie Mae
farmer compensations
federal compensation advantage
Federal Reserve
Feffer, John
Feldman, Noah
feminism
Ferdinand, Francis
Ferguson, Colin
Ferguson, Ronald
Ferraro, Geraldine
financial crisis
blame for
Blankfein on
da Silva on
Democrats exploiting
ethnonationalism fueled by
Federal Reserve and
Financial Crisis Inquiry Committee
Fiorina, Carly
Fisk, Robert
Fleming, Bruce
Folden, Kathleen
Food Stamp Act
food stamps
foreign policy
Founding Fathers
Fourteenth Amendment
Fox, Vicente
France
Francis, Sam
Franklin, Benjamin
Freddie Mac
free trade
freedom
equality curtailing
Johnson, Lyndon, on
King, Martin Luther, on
from religion
Freeman, Gary
Frey, William H.
Friedman, Milton
Friedman, Thomas
Fukuyama, Francis
Garner, “Cactus Jack”
Garnett, Richard
Garrett, Garet
Gates, Henry Louis, Jr.
Gates, Robert
Gawiser, Sheldon
gay rights
Gelb, Leslie H.
George, Lloyd
George, Robert
George III (King)
Georgetown University
Germany
birth rate of
Disraeli on
division of
economic nationalism
ethnonationalism in
Klingholz on
National Socialist Party
population of
reluctant to bail out Greece
World War I perspective of
Gershman, Carl
Gerson, Michael
Giannoulias, Alexi
Gibbs, Robert
Giffords, Gabrielle
Gimpel, James
Ginsburg, Douglas
Ginsburg, Ruth Bader
Glaeser, Edward
globalization
consequences of
Goddard, Henry
Goldstone, Jack
Goldwater, Barry
Gomez, Jose
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