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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 SCRAPBOOK
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Scrapbook THE PRESIDENT'S JOKES Who says Bill Clinton's not a lucky man? The House Judiciary Committee, in its release of supplemental materials from Kenneth Starr's inquiry, publishes any number...
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CASUAL
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Bain, Kent
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Casual FAMILY TRIPP "All Clinton, all the time," is how the editors some-X A.times jokingly refer to our extensive coverage of the presidential scandal at The Weekly Standard. No wonder America—...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Correspondence EMBRACING CLONING The day we see the first child born through the process of cloning will shatter the myths and hysteria that Adam Wolfson ascribes to this idea ("Liberalism and...
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"When You Take an Oath, You Must Keep It"
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"WHEN YOU TAKE AN OATH, YOU MUST KEEP IT" Last Thursday, for only the third time in the nation's history, the House of Representatives approved the beginning of a presidential impeachment inquiry....
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THE DEMOCRATS' FATE
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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THE DEMOCRATS' FATE by William Kristol THE DEMOCRATS ARE DOOMED. They're doomed because Bill Clinton is their leader, and because they are Bill Clinton's party. On Thursday, October 8, only 31...
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NO DEAL
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KRAUTHAMMER, CHARLES
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NO DEAL by Charles Krauthammer AT FIRST IT WAS JUST PANICKED DEMOCRATS looking for some way to get off the impeachment hook without appearing to exonerate the president. But then the wise men—that...
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SMEARING ALEXANDER HAMILTON
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FRUM, DAVID
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SMEARING ALEXANDER. HAMILTON by David Frum "WHAT PRESIDENTS did you just smear then?" That was Chris Matthews's memorable reply to a guest on Hardball who argued that, after all, Dwight Eisenhower...
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SAVING CLINTON'S BACON
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NORDLINGER, JAY
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SAVING CLINTON'S BACON by Jay Nordlinger LINDA TRIPP MAY NOT BE America's sweetheart, but one fact remains: The Clinton Defense Department—her own employer—played a rotten trick on her. And no one...
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BREAKER MORAN
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REES, MATTHEW
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BREAKERMORAN by Matthew Rees LATE IN THE EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 5, Rep. Jim Moran, a Virginia Democrat, received a phone call at home from Rahm Emanuel, a senior White House official. Emanuel wanted...
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STATES OF SIEGE
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BARNES, FRED
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STATES OF SIEGE by Fred Barnes TOM EDSALL OF THE Washington Post has picked eight House districts in the Ohio River Valley—some open seats and some held by embattled incumbents, in Kentucky,...
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MY SCHOOL CHOICE: LITERACY FIRST
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DIIULIO, JOHN J. Jr.
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MY SCHOOL CHOICE: LITERACY FIRST By John J. Dilulio Jr. Ever since she became an Immaculate Heart of Mary nun two decades ago, Sister Carmela has longed to teach organic chemistry. "I've loved...
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RUSSIA AS ECONOMIC SUCCESS STORY
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ARON, LEON
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RUSSIA: AN ECONOMIC SUCCESS STORY? By Leon Aron Is there a usable free-market past somewhere under the debris from Russia's financial meltdown? If the recent flood of media pontificating is to be...
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OXBRIDGE ENVY
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Epstein, Joseph
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OXBRIDGE ENVY A Don's Life By Joseph Epstein Some years ago, in a Polonius-like mood, I offered my son a bit of advice. I told him that I hoped he would go to a university of which the world has...
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OUR CANADIAN COUSINS
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JONES, PRESTON
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OUR CANADIAN COUSINS Anti-Americanism Up North By Preston Jones There was a moment in the nineteenth century when it seemed possible that the Yankees might, after defeating the Confederate South,...
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THE JONG AND THE RESTLESS
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Vincent, Norah
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THE JONG AND THE RESTLESS Erica Flies Again By Norah Vincent Don't let the pretentious, Freudian title fool you. Erica Jong's What Do Women Want? isn't a manifesto. It's not even much of a...
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NOT A PARODY
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Not a Parody A number of leading writers were asked to comment on the Clinton-Lewinsky affair by the New Yorker magazine. The following are excerpts from their groupthink essays. All references to...
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Vol. 004 Issue 007 (October 26 1998)
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