NRO Digest: Yesterday's fast-food protesters were standing up for American values of free expression

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NRO Digest

August 2, 2012

Today on National Review Online . . .

LEE HABEEB: Yesterday's fast-food protesters were standing up for American values of free expression. Why We Lined Up at Chick-fil-A.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: What can change the race in three months? Not the stagnant economy. The Economy-Based Election That Wasn't.

KATRINA TRINKO: The Texas winner shows how it's done. Cruz, the Model Candidate.

ROBERT COSTA: As Ted Cruz rises, so does Senator Jim DeMint. DeMint's Dominion.

CHARLES C. W. COOKE: The brightening future of a British character. The Rise of Boris Johnson.

ROY GODSON: Professionalism and respect for the rule of law should be a bigger part of U.S. foreign security training. Integrity Training.

FRANK MINITER: What no one is saying about the Aurora shooting. Where Have the Heroes Gone?

CLIFFORD D. MAY: When the Syrian regime ends, will a new slaughter begin? After Assad Falls.

W. MICHAEL COX AND RICHARD ALM: We need to understand and adapt to new developments. The Economics of Outsourcing.

MICHAEL BARONE: In a free-electoral, two-party system, politics will always be adversarial. The Pros and Cons of Partisan Divide.

INTERVIEW: Meet Carrie Kolesar, a woman against the coercive HHS mandate. The Day After the HHS Mandate Kicked In.

IMPROMPTUS: Jay Nordlinger on the Webster Report, Rielle Hunter, Romney in Jerusalem, and more. Facing Fort Hood, &c.