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Peter Beinart (The Icarus Syndrome) and Jonah Goldberg (National Review, L.A. Times )
- Is it wrong for politicians to exploit crises? 7:10
- Do we really need to spend trillions to fix the economy? 3:51
- Obama's "empathy": code for unconstitutional do-goodery? 7:31
- Battling over which side truly legislates from the bench 9:57
- The good and bad of conservatives' suspicion of radical change 10:38
- Sympathy for the dictator 4:28
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