Policy Analyst and Commentator

Daniel Casse

4 articles 1997–2008

Daniel Casse is a political commentator and policy analyst who contributed to The Weekly Standard between 1997 and 2008. His pieces for the magazine covered education policy, conservative intellectual movements, and transatlantic politics, including a critique of Tony Blair's 'Third Way' agenda. He has been a senior director at the White House Writers Group, a Washington-based public policy communications firm.

The Right Stuff

April 14, 2008 · Magazine, Daniel Casse, Books and Arts

The Conservative Ascendancy

Schoolyard Brawl

March 17, 2008 · Magazine, Daniel Casse

Go to Barack Obama's campaign website, click on the education link, and there you will read many ideas like this: "Obama's plan will expand mentoring programs that pair experienced teachers with new recruits. He will also provide incentives to give teachers paid common planning time so they can…

Tony Blair's Third Way to Nowhere

December 24, 2001 · Magazine, Daniel Casse

LONDON SINCE SEPTEMBER 11, British prime minister Tony Blair has enjoyed, in the eyes of Americans, his finest hour. His appearance in the Capitol gallery during President Bush's war address to a joint session of Congress marked a spirit of U.S.-British cooperation and goodwill that recalled the…

THE MURRAY MANIFESTO

January 20, 1997 · Magazine, Daniel Casse, Books and Arts

It's a safe bet that on any given night, somewhere a group of American college students is engaged in a heated debate over the legalization of drugs, the ethics of seat-belt laws, or the absolute right of consenting adults to do whatever they please in their homes.