NRO Digest: Obama, per usual, has plenty of pictures but no new ideas

NRO Newsletters . . . NRO Digest  October 24, 2012 Today on National Review Online . . . THE EDITORS: Obama, per usual, has plenty of pictures but no new ideas. The President's Ridiculous Pamphlet. LARRY KUDLOW: You may have heard this before: Slash defense, spend more, and raise taxes. Obama's Little Plan. J. D. FOSTER: There are definitely no original ideas in the president's pamphlet. Obama Wants to Cut Tax Rates in a Revenue-Neutral Way, Too. PATRICK BRENNAN: Slick graphics do not a recovery make. Obama's Manufacturing Plan. JIM GERAGHTY: In Pennsylvania, Tom Smith could be this cycle's most unexpected GOP winner. Common Name, Uncommon Challenger. VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: In an age of technocratic elites, national unity is losing its charm. Are We Becoming Medieval? JONAH GOLDBERG: Early voting doesn't decrease partisanship or give us a "better" electorate. A Vote for Election Day. MICHAEL TANNER: In their clashes, both Romney and Obama offered little in the way of real fiscal conservatism. Disappointing Debates. HAROLD HUTCHISON: Multi-decade neglect has sent our Navy into decline -- and Obama has accelerated the trend. Obama's Unready Navy. MICHELLE MALKIN: Seventh Avenue is mobilized for Pennsylvania Avenue. Obama's Hate-Couture Divas. IMPROMPTUS: More notes from Jay Nordlinger on a conservative "rock star." Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Part III. INTERVIEW: Sabrina Schaeffer examines the Left's gender politics and pandering. No War on Women. KEVIN D. WILLIAMSON: Certainty, economic growth, and less regulation can balance a budget. How Texas Pays the Bills. KATRINA TRINKO: Indiana's Senate candidate was expressing an acceptable sentiment, awkwardly. Mourdock Isn't Second Akin. CHARLES C. W. COOKE: Mourdock should be regretful, but he has nothing for which to apologize. The Hijacking of Richard Mourdock. ROBERT COSTA: Paul Ryan takes the social-mobility mantra to the campaign trail. In Poverty Speech, Ryan Recalls Kemp. YUVAL LEVIN: The GOP ticket understands the right role of government. Social Mobility and Civil Society.       NRO Newsletters! Start your day with Jim Geraghty's "Morning Jolt." Flip through the weekly "Goldberg File." And read classic National Review items in "NROriginals." Sign up today! Quick Links:  National Review Online   Donate to NRO Save 75% . . .  Subscribe to National Review magazine today and and get 75% off the newsstand price. Click here for print-edition information. Click here for digital-edition information.   Check out all of NRO's free newsletters: Morning Jolt, The Goldberg File, NRO Digest, and NROriginals. Click here for details. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Join the NRO Digest Mailing List - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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