NRO Digest: No one is better suited than Paul Ryan to promote Mitt's economic plans

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NRO Digest

August 10, 2012

Today on National Review Online . . .

RICH LOWRY: Paul Ryan will add sizzle, and no one is better suited to promote Mitt's economic plans. Don't Fear Ryan.

ROBERT COSTA: Mitt Romney has a history of elevating young talent. The Ryan Way.

JOHN FUND: Those who know about the state of the veepstakes don't talk, and those who talk don't know. The Great VP Fake-Out.

RAND SIMBERG: It's time for a competitive, privatized approach to spaceflight. Capitalism in Space.

ROBERT VERBRUGGEN: "The case for gun control" requires a lot more research -- and honesty -- than the media and commentators give it. Fareed Zakaria vs. Guns.

DAVID GELERNTER: A leftist intellectual, in trying to demolish my book's assertions, confirms them. The Liberal Train-Wreck.

MONA CHAREN: Democrats can't run the country, but they show us they can run the sleaziest campaign in memory. Unfit to Govern.

MICHELLE MALKIN: Left-wing opportunism and the Sikh-temple shootings. Smearing the Tea Party.

JAY NORDLINGER: We should be raising monuments to businessmen, not presidents. An American Gentleman.

MICHAEL J. NEW: Polling data is quite positive, in fact, for social issues among young voters. Re: Young Republicans and Social Issues.

DANIEL FOSTER: How best to consider the issue of gay marriage? The Civil Rights Movement of Our Day?

CHARLES C. W. COOKE: Surprise: Legalized abortion almost never has anything to do with the mother's health. On Britain and Abortion.

PATRICK BRENNAN: It's not time to start speculating how an improving economy might help the president. The Washington Post Sees a Recovery, Even If You Don't.