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Paid article SCRAPBOOK
Scrapbook BIG CHIEF CLINTON Bill Clinton says the darndest things. You never know what will come out of his mouth next. A few years ago, he told a group of farmers that he was “the only president...
Paid article CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondence STANDING TO GAIN ON CAPITAL GAINS You state that Republicans should shy away from pushing a cut in the capital gains tax to 15 percent on the grounds that “it will be hard to...
Paid article CASUAL
Nordlinger, Pia
CASUAL . . . AND LADIES OF THE CLUBS Nick Hornby stopped in Washington, D.C., a few weeks back to read from his new novel, About a Boy. The bookstore was packed with enthusiastic fans, and I...
Paid article "RESPONSIBLE ADULTS" AND ABORTION
“RESPONSIBLE ADULTS” AND ABORTION Last Wednesday morning there appeared on the op-ed page of the New York Times a paid advertisement from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. The...
Paid article LINDA'S LONG, STRANGE TRIP
NORDLINGER, JAY
LINDA’S LONG, STRANGE TRIP by Jay Nordlinger ON JULY 7, AS LINDA TRIPP was testifying for a third day before Kenneth Starr’s grand jury, Stephen Montanarelli, a Democratic prosecutor in Maryland,...
Paid article HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE
BARNES, FRED
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE by Fred Barnes DONNA SHALALA, the secretary of health and human services, smiles when asked about partial privatization of Social Security and utters not a single unkind word....
Paid article ADVERTISING INEPTITUDE
WALTERS, JOHN P.; O'GARA, JAMES F.X.
ADVERTISING INEPTITUDE by John P. Walters and James F. X. O’Gara IN ONE OF THE MOST COMPELLING TV ADS in the White House’s new anti-drug campaign, 13-yearold Oakland native Kevin Scott talks about...
Paid article THE UN-SILVER BULLET
REES, MATTHEW
THE UN-SILVER BULLET by Matthew Rees DURING THE SIX MONTHS he’s been running for Congress, Paul Ryan, a Republican, estimates he’s spoken to 30,000 people. When he’s asked questions, Social...
Paid article MURPHY BROWN REDUX
POPENOE, DAVID
MURPHY BROWN, REDUX by David Popenoe IN 1992, AFTER DAN QUAYLE GAVE HIS “Murphy Brown” speech, the cultural elite went apoplectic. Quayle had maintained that there was evidence to show that single...
Paid article WORDS OR WAR
ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
WORDS OR WAR Why Sanctions Are Necessary By Elliott Abrams In rhetoric not ordinarily heard from the business community, the new lobby known as USA*Engage warns that “two-thirds of the world’s...
Paid article THE BETSY
Carlson, Tucker
THE BETSY By Tucker Carlson Seneca Falls, New York It is around lunch time one weekday in mid-July, and Betsy McCaughey Ross, the lieutenant governor of New York, is addressing a rally sponsored...
Paid article THE SOLUTION IN KOSOVO
HALPER, STEFAN
THE SOLUTION IN KOSOVO: MILOSEVIC MUST GO By Stefan Halper Pristina, Kosovo IN WASHINGTON, RICHARD HOLBROOKE is known as an “in and out guy,” a Wall Street dealmaker short on history, long on...
Paid article PROFILES IN CORRUPTION
FRUM, DAVID
PROFILES IN CORRUPTION Warren G. Harding and William J. Clinton— and Why Calvin Coolidge Isn’t Like Them By David Frum For the last six years, Americans have been debating the question of how...
Paid article PRESIDENTIAL fICTION
Morris, Dick
PRESIDENTIAL FICTION A New Novel Has Fun with Bill and Hillary By Dick Morris The only thing that is deliberately fictional about Charles McCarry’s new political thriller Lucky Bastard is his...
Paid article FINNEGAN'S SLEEP
EMERY, NOEMIE
FINNEGAN’S SLEEP Refusing to Learn About Poverty By Noemie Emery Just when you think the Left may have learned something—how to think, how to see, how to gain from experience—along comes a book...
Paid article BRAVE NEW ARCHES
FERGUSON, TIM W.
BRAVE NEW ARCHES McDonald’s Astride the World By Tim W. Ferguson The average reader is likely to be put off by a book capable of suggesting that “Theorists who write about cultural imperialism...
Paid article PARODY
Forty Beanie Babies purchased by U.S. trade representative Charlene Barshefsky while accompanying President Clinton on his recent trip to China are being held by the U.S. Customs Service on the...
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