Latest articles by David Frum
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We don't need another Churchill to win in Afghanistanfeature Pundits have dismissed Obama's West Point speech as pedestrian and uninspiring. Is there something wrong with that?
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What Obama should say in his Nobel speech
feature Obama's speech in Oslo Thursday has as many potential pitfalls as his speech at West Point last week. Here's what he should—and shouldn't— say.
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How Shelby's hold exposes Obama's failure
feature The White House broke GOP Sen. Richard Shelby's hold on appointees in hours. Why can't it break a GOP filibuster of health care legislation?
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Mubarak's bid to hold power 7 months longer can only provoke
feature America needs a new plan
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Obama's doomed green jobs plan
feature Just tax oil and let markets do the rest
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Three truths about Tucson
feature There are vital lessons in the debate between left and right over the Arizona massacre
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Dead end for the peace process
feature The Mideast peace process was predicated on several assumptions. Are any of them still valid?
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Dine and dash?
feature Politicians are jockeying for advantage as the bill comes due on our gaping national debt. But without an agreement soon, we'll all be stuck with the check
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Get rich slow
feature A cheap U.S. dollar is no fun, but it will get the job done
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A budget that can't budge
feature The Ryan Plan won't become law. So what's it for?
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Is Obama a brute or a pushover?
feature Republicans keep seeing double when they look at the president. For a clearer view, they should watch less Glenn Beck and more Saturday Night Live.
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An alternate history of Obamacare
feature With a little less partisan zeal and a little more humility, the president could have earned the popular support he needed to pursue the liberal Holy Grail.
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What the GOP can — and can't — learn from Canada's Conservatives
feature Canada's right-wing party won control of Parliament this month — but their strategy on immigration and hardline Tea Party-types wouldn't work in the U.S.
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Poland makes peace with its Jews
feature Outside of Israel, I've never seen Jewish history commemorated the way it is in Poland
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Angry GOP voters flirt with danger in Kentucky
feature Rand Paul is poised to be the GOP senate nominee in Kentucky. Republicans there are determined to send a message — even if it hurts.
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The GOP's health-care dilemma
feature Coverage for all: We do it, why not say it?
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It's hard out there for a pimp
feature Who was James O'Keefe really punking?
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WikiLeaks is an act of cyber war
feature But we can give better than we get
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A realistic plan for reforming health care
feature Repeal isn't going to happen. Instead, Republicans should focus on fixing financing and over-regulation
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Not so fast, Tea Partiers
feature Why a big win in November will only strengthen the case for moderate reform of the Republican Party
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The Greek crisis isn't Greek
feature Greek debt, German banks, and your 401(k) are all connected. And there's no way to rescue only the innocent
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