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IssueVol. 001 Issue 049 (September 2 1996)
IssueVol. 001 Issue 050 (September 9 1996)
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Paid articleScrapbook
Scrapbook JOHN-JOHN, FARRAKHAN, JACK, AND JUDE Dateline Chicago. “As I reached the front door, another man offered polite greetings and escorted me to a small anteroom, where he provided me...
Paid articleCasual
FERGUSON, ANDREW
Casual It Takes a Writer To Exploit a Child My three-year-old daughter not long ago got a toy doctor’s kit, and the other night she took it upon herself to give me a check-up. With the...
Paid articleCorrespondence
Correspondence We’re Tough on Crime John J. DiIulio, Jr.’s criticism of the Clinton administration’s crime-fighting record is wrong on several counts (“How to Deal with the Youth Crime Wave,”...
Paid articleBetween Iraq and a Hard Place
Between Iraq and a Hard Place For about five days this month, thanks to Saddam Hussein, Bill Clinton and Bob Dole got into something that looked like an actual debate over foreign policy. That...
Paid articleThe GOP: Time to Panic
BARNES, FRED
The GOP: Time to Panic by Fred Barnes REPUBLICANS ARE IN A STATE OF DENIAL. House speaker Newt Gingrich mouths a mantra about Republican prospects this fall: The GOP is 90 percent certain to...
Paid articleRobert Nisbet's Quest
BROOKS, DAVID
Robert Nisbet’s Quest by David Brooks ROBERTNISBET WAS AILING when Hillary Clinton uttered the most remarkable line of the presidential campaign—“it takes a president” to raise a child. Nisbet...
Paid articleThe Clinton Doctrine
Kaplan, A.J. Bacevich, Lawrence F.
The Clinton Doctrine By A.J. Bacevich and Lawrence F. Kaplan Quietly, fitfully, but progressively, President Clinton has developed a distinctive doctrine governing the use of force by the...
Paid articleWhy, and How, Tax Cuts Really Do Work
TUCKER, WILLIAM
Why, and How, Tax Cuts Really Do Work By William Tucker Forget Iran, forget tobacco, forget abortion. The presidential election is being fought over the idea of a 15 percent across-the-board...
Paid articleA Disgraceful Newspaper Expose and Its Fans
Carlson, Tucker
A Disgraceful Newspaper Expos? and Its Fans By Tucker Carlson “We’ve been saying this for years,” Rep. Maxine Waters told a crowd of supporters in Los Angeles not long ago, “and now we’ve got...
Paid articleThe Courts, Gay Marriage, and the Popular Will
FRUM, DAVID
The Courts, Gay Marriage, and the Popular Will By David Frum During the great debate over ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, Phyllis Schlafly used to cause sophisticated eyes to roll...
Paid articleDoing the Reinhold Niebuhr Twist
Epstein, Joseph
Letters Doing the Reinhold Niebuhr Twist A Reflection on Editors, Editing, and the Literary Life By Joseph Epstein The first and probably ineradicable clich? about editors is that they are...
Paid articleSkyscraper Lust
GELERNTER, DAVID
Architecture Skyscraper Lust By David Gelernter You will be shocked to learn that architecture critic Paul Goldberger of the New York Times does not believe New York City ought to pine for...
Paid articleParody
Parody Sept. 16, 1996—Bill Clinton takes action that will put millions of acres of the West under federal control by signing an order at a desk in front of the Grand Canyon (Photo courtesy...
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