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 Vol. 001 Issue 045 (August 5 1996)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook BILL CLINTON’S NOWIMP Everybody’s so focused on the Republican platform that it comes as a bit of a surprise to learn that there will be a Democratic party platform as well....
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Casual
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REES, MATTHEW
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Casual RC, Booty, and Me Southern Maryland’s Calvert County is where the wife and I perch. Bordered by the Patuxent River and Chesapeake Bay, it lies just 30 miles south of D.C., but to most...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence Fair Play for the United States While investigating vote fraud for Dirty Little Secrets (my new book with Glenn Simpson), I encountered a political operative who...
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Don't Dumb Down the Convention
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Tell, David
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Don’t Dumb Down the Convention Aspecter haunts Republicans as they finish preparations for Bob Dole’s forthcoming presidential nominating ceremony in San Diego. And they freely admit it. “Every...
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The Rumsfeld Factor
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BARNES, FRED
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The Rumsfeld Factor by Fred Barnes DONALD RUMSFELD has tried this before: turning a career legislator from Capitol Hill into a national politician and chief executive. In 1974, it was Gerald...
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In Defense of Joe Klein
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KRAUTHAMMER, CHARLES
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In Defense of Joe Klein by Charles Krauthammer THE KLEIN AFFAIR—the savaging of Joe Klein for having lied about his authorship of Primary Colors and the charge that he thus betrayed...
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Primary Fictions
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ARKES, HADLEY
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Primary Fictions by Hadley Arkes THE REACTION HAS BEEN WHOLLY TYPICAL of the American press in our own time: moral handwringing, along with its implicit self-praise. That has been the reaction...
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Clinton's Welfare Waffle
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REES, MATTHEW
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Clinton’s Welfare Waffle by Matthew Rees " THE MOST BRUTAL ACT of social policy since Reconstruction” is how Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democrat of New York, characterizes the welfare...
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Six Steps Against Terror
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Khalilzad, Zalmay
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Six Steps Against Terror by Zalmay Khalilzad IF A TERRORIST GROUP CAUSED THE DEATHS of the TWA Flight 800 passengers, politicians and pundits will inevitably redouble pious calls for...
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With a Bang, Not a Whimper
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FELTEN, ERIC
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With a Bang, Not a Whimper by Eric Felten THE GLOBAL WARMING DEBATE is in a rut. In mid-July, for example, Undersecretary of State Timothy Wirth called for a crackdown on the emission of...
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Against Conservative Cool
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WEST, DIANA
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Against Conservative Cool By Diana West On one of the last mornings of 1970, Elvis Presley arrived in Washington, D.C., to meet Richard Nixon. Or so the rock idol hoped. In a five-page letter...
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Bad News About Illegitimacy
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MURRAY, CHARLES
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Bad News About Illegitimacy By Charles Murray I’m no newspaperman, but the following sure looks like a front-page, above-the-fold story to me: ILLEGITIMACY RECORDS BIGGEST JUMP...
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De-Olympicizing the Games
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Caldwell, Christopher
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De-Olympicizing the Games By Christopher Caldwell THE MOST STIRRING MOMENT on television this year was Kerri Strug’s glorious final vault— achieved despite a lateral tendon sprain so severe...
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Welfare for Agri-Giants
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MOORE, STEPHEN
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Welfare for Agri-giants By Stephen Moore ON MAY 8 THE WINE INSTITUTE, one of Washington’s most effective lobbying groups, held a reception at the Library of Congress attended by some 300...
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Picasso: the Alchemist as Entertainer
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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Picasso: the Alchemist as Entertainer By David Gelernter By the late 1940s Pablo Picasso was convinced he could turn lead into gold, and he was right: He bought things (houses included) with...
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Debating the Gay Gene
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Marsh, Jeffrey
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Debating the Gay Gene By Jeffrey Marsh Why are some men attracted sexually to other men, rather than to women? Since one of the most powerful forces in nature is the drive to perpetuate the...
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The Men Who Won
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Friedberg, Aaron
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The Men Who Won By Aaron Friedberg Anyone tempted to believe in the inevitability of historical progress should consider where things stood at the...
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Parody
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the NEW YORKER From the Office of Tina Brown 2 AUGUST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY SIX MEMO TO: Hendrik Hertzberg, Editorial Coordinator FROM:ME “Not since Homer and Shel Silverstein!” That’s...
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Vol. 001 Issue 046 (August 12 1996)
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Vol. 001 Issue 047 (August 19 1996)
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Vol. 001 Issue 048 (August 26 1996)
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