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IssueVol. 029 Issue 003 (March 1 1996)
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Paid articleThe Continuing Crisis
THE CONTINUING CRISIS On track: Paula, baby, Budgie, and Benito's Bonita As January plopped into the dustbin of history, a dwindling band of Clintonites were heard chanting "All Is Well, All Is...
Paid articleCorrespondence
CORRESPONDENCE Once in a Weill What a fine and clever piece by Mark Steyn on Kurt Weill (Books in Review, TAS, January 1996). What's more, the cleverness was not sprinkled about like so much...
Paid articleOn the Prowl
"On the Prowl" Whole Lott 0' Shakin' Gain' On Two men are in a Capitol Hill dogfight for the post of Senate Majority Leader if Bob Dole steps down after New Hampshire and Iowa. Mississippi's Trent...
Paid articleEditorials: Another Stand-In Performance /Lying Still
Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
"Another Stand-In Performance /Lying Still" by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. Regarding the State of the Union address, could someone tell me who the stand-in was for Bill Clinton? Whoever he is, is...
Paid articleCapitol Ideas: Letter From Dead City
Bethell, Tom
"Capitol Ideas: Letter From Dead City" by Tom Bethell Letter From Dead City As we have been kept indoors by the snow, this may be the moment for a letter from the capital. Evidently Marion Barry sold off the city's snow...
Paid articleNixon on the Rocks
Taylor, John H.
"Nixon on the Rocks" Director Oliver Stone has made a career out of rewriting American history to conform to his stale countercultural obsessions. But his latest effort went completely over the top,...
Paid articleThe Trial of Brother Bob
McGroarty, Daniel
"The Trial of Brother Bob" THE TRIAL OF BROTHER BOB high school. Dropoup rates fell, grades improved, more kids moved on to college— and the school bureaucracy went...
Paid articleRussia Watch: The Return of Big Red
Bernstein, Jonas
"Russia Watch" by Jonas Bernstein The Return of Big Red Are the reforms in Russia irreversible? Western businessmen and economists want badly to believe that they are, and so do...
Paid articleCulture Vultures: Primary Color
Steyn, Mark
"Culture Vultures: Primary Color" by Mark Steyn Primary Color New Hampshire Around this time in the electoral cycle, friends often say to me, "I can't stand any more of this interminable presidential campaign....
Paid articlePresswatch: We Are Family
Corry, John
"Presswatch: We Are Family" by John Corry We Are Family Never was it given to mortal man To lie so boldly as we women can —Alexander Pope, 174 William Safire said Hillary Clinton was a "congenital liar," and...
Paid articleBen Stein's Diary: Marshal Laws
Stein, Benjamin J.
BEN STEIN'S DIARY by Benjamin J. Stein Marshal Laws Saturday It's a typical Saturday here at the Club Tommy in Malibu. My little angel, Tommy, is playing a vile video game with his giant...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse: Sorry, Emma Lazarus
Carroll, Vincent
"The Nation's Pulse: Sorry, Emma Lazarus" Almost never is not the same as never," he said. "All right, counselor." "Well, I think you would agree that I have made my point," said little Stephen Douglas. When a little boy starts using...
Paid articlePolitics: Georgetown Off My Mind
Norquist, Grover G.
"Politics: Georgetown Off My Mind" by Grover G. Norquist Georgetown Off My Mind Gordon Liddy, Robert Bork, Sen. Fred Thompson, and other conservatives from business, academia, politics, and the media danced in the...
Paid articleThe Public Policy: Union Confederates
Eggers, William D.; O'Leary, John
"The Public Policy: Union Confederates" by William D. Eggers and John O'Leary Union Confederates john Sweeney's election last October to the presidency of the AFL-CIO marks a major turning point in the history of the...
Paid articleGreat Maritime Saloons: Full Fathom Fifths
Bakshian, Aram Jr.
"Great Maritime Saloons: Full Fathom Fifths" by Aram Bakshian, Jr. Full Fathom Fifths There really is something to be said for Vitamin Sea. The ocean air is bracing, and nothing quite matches the delight of reading a...
Paid articleThe Talkies: Bard to Death
Bowman, James
"The Talkies: Bard to Death" by James Bowman Bard to Death In the past three months I have been astonished to see not one, not two, but three adaptations of Jane Austen that more or less allow Jane to be Jane;...
Paid articleTrotsky
Volkogonov, Dmitri
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "Trotsky" The Eternal Revolutionary Dmitri Volkogonov Edited and translated by Harold Shukman Free Press /56o pages / $35 REVIEWED BY Mark Falcoff With the...
Paid articleFounding Father
Brookhiser, Richard
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "Founding Father" to Paris, where his oldest son (and political collaborator) died under mysterious circumstances after a perfectly ordinary appendectomy. Volkogonov obtained much of the new information about...
Paid articleAsia Rising
Rohwer, Jim
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "Asia Rising" Hatred to England may carry some into an excess of Confidence in France.... But it is a maxim founded on the universal experience of mankind, that no nation is to be trusted farther than it is bound...
Paid articleThe Scandal of Pleasure
Steiner, Wendy
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "The Scandal of Pleasure" stands before us today is the Asia that MacArthur sketched out aboard the USS Missouri in 1945: one that with American leadership had turned its energies from war to commerce and was becoming more...
Paid articleIt Takes a Village
Clinton, Hillary Rodham
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "It Takes a Village" Hail to the Chief that is, to discuss a piece of literature. Both efforts are dismally inept. Apropos of Dinesh D'Souza's paraphrase, "Across the lawns the scholars come and go, talking of Proust...
Paid articleThe Habsburgs
Wheatcroft, Andrew
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "The Habsburgs" Little Austria and the Imperials discipline; authoritarian — strict but arbitrary; and authoritative —teach internal discipline by enforcing rational rules. Naturally, Hillary is authoritative—the...
Paid articleOperation SOLO
Barron, John
BOOKS IN REVIEW - "Operation SOLO" were not merely elegant precursors to the media-savvy politicians of today. (The author's concluding comparison of Habsburgs and Kennedys, doubtless well intentioned, is sorely inapt.) Philip II...
Paid articleCurrent Wisdom
Jackasses, Assorted
"Current Wisdom" Washington Post Funereal rites in modern Third World America: About 1,500 people attended the funeral yesterday of Damion Blocker, 14, who was shot to death last week inside a...
Paid articleLast Call: Hate Is Enough
Carnegie, M.D.
"Last Call: Hate Is Enough" by M. D. Carnegie IHAD COME TO NEW YORK to do a television show about race relations, and race relations were the very first thing I saw: an Arab cabbie beating the...
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