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 1995
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 Vol. 001 Issue 003 (October 2 1995)
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Vol. 001 Issue 004 (October 9 1995)
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Vol. 001 Issue 005 (October 16 1995)
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Vol. 001 Issue 006 (October 23 1995)
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Vol. 001 Issue 007 (October 30 1995)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Casual
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Casual ... And Fred Barnes as the Beaver Ido a lot of television, but there's a world of difference between a public-affairs program and a network sitcom. The tipoff for me came shortly after I...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence Tracking the Simpson Travesty Your reaction to the Simpson verdict echoed the conventional wisdom, both on the left and the right, in that it revealed a level of anger and...
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Three Cheers for the Tax Cut
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the weekly Standard Three Cheers for the Tax Cut Nothing more displeases respectable Washington opinion than politicians using money to their own advantage. And respectable opinion is mighty...
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The Right Colin Powell
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Olasky, Marvin
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The Right Colin Powell by Marvin Olasky Respected fellow conservatives are carpet bombing Colin Powell. In usually fair-minded circles, mere mention of the general's name draws frowns and hisses....
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The March: What was Said
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LABASH, MATT
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The March: What Was Said by Matt Labash At first glance, Louis Farrakhan's Million Man March was innocuous enough: middle-aged black men with salt-and-pepper beards and Morehouse sweatshirts...
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A Neumann in Town
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Killian, Linda
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A Neumann in Town by Linda Killian It's usually not wise to get into a screaming fight with the chairman of a powerful House committee if you are a lowly freshman congressman, but it seems to be...
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Travelgate, or Cousingate
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DEFRANK, THOMAS M.
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Travelgate-or Cousingate? by Thomas M. DeFrank Travelgate is back this week-and to the dismay of a jittery White House, so is the distant presidential cousin who touched off the scandal in May...
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Pugwashing the Truth
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Breindel, Eric
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Pugwashing the Truth by Eric Breindel The fact that the Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to an individual who heads an organization that long seemed to serve the interests of the Soviet Union...
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The Blackpool Tories
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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The Blackpool Tories by Irwin M. Stelzer Ice Cold Slush," read a large sign on a food stand directly outside Blackpool's Wintergardens auditorium, where Britain's Conservative party met for its...
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook Pennsylvania Avenue, Hello!: Just how bad are things for the Democrats? In an Oct. 19 appearance on Larry King Live, Secretary of State Warren Christopher and Sen. Chris Dodd, chairman of...
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The Truth about Cyberhype
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Bates, Edwin Diamond and Stephen
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The Truth about Cyberhype By Edwin Diamond and Stephen Bates George Gilder calls the networked computer "a powerful force for democracy, individuality, community, and high culture." Newt Gingrich...
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Alt.Many.Of.These.Newsgroups.Are.Repellent
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BATES, STEPHEN
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Alt.Many.OeThese. NewsgroupsAre.Repellent By Stephen Bates In September, President Clinton discovered a rare patch of common ground with the Speaker of the House. All public schools, the president...
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Dreams of a Blue Helmet: The Peacekeeping Fantasy
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KRAUTHAMMER, CHARLES
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Dreams of a Blue Helmet: The Peacekeeping Fantasy By Charles Krauthammer Americans are easily seduced by visions of New World Orders, illusions that arise with alarming regularity in the immediate...
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What Happened to Jack Kemp?
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Caldwell, Christopher
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What Happened to Jack Kemp? By Christopher Caldwell Four days after O.J. Simpson's acquittal, Jack Kemp went on Meet the Press and talked about the delirious joy with which certain blacks greeted...
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Term Limits: Declare Victory and Go Home
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Kesler, Charles R.
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Term Limits: Declare Victory and Go Home By Charles R. Kesler The battle for congressional term limits was lost this year, on two fronts. In the House of Representatives, four versions of a...
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Harry, We Hardly Knew Ye
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FRUM, DAVID
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Books Harry, We Hardly Knew Ye By David Frum This week, several hundred of the sort of people Harry Truman would likely have cursed as "bloodsuckers" on one of his intemperate days will pay...
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The Brilliant Show That Killed Broadway
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Theater THE Brilliant Show That Killed Broadway By John Podhoretz Twenty-five years ago, the Stephen Sondheim musical Company opened on Broadway, and made a sensation. Company has now returned to...
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Parody
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Parody The Washington Post Friday, August 16, 1996 A23 'My Fellow Republicans, As-Salaam-Alaikum' Yesterday, August 15, 1996, Lamar Alexander accepted the Republican nomination for president. His...
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