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Vol. 004 Issue 023 (March 1 1999)
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••Contents••
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SCRAPBOOK
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Scrapbook THE STUPID PARTY, CONTINUED Bill Clinton deserves to get demagogued over Medicare. The federal health insurance program for senior citizens will be insolvent before long, and Clinton has...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Correspondences GOOD CITIZENS Eric Felten's caustic attack on our article "Certifiably American?" in the current issue of the New Democrat is a remarkable misrepresentation of the argument ("The...
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CASUAL
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Epstein, Joseph
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Casual CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME The Cultural Literacy Monster first raised its ignorant head for me some fifteen or so years ago, when I gave a lecture to several hundred freshmen at Denison...
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Into Kosovo
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INTO KOSOVO It's testing time again for the United States and its NATO allies. As this magazine goes to press, Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic is continuing to reject a U.S. plan to put NATO...
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A NEW BIRTH OF HYPOCRISY
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O'ROURKE, P. J.
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A NEW BIRTH OF HYPOCRISY by P.J. O'Rourke REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS impeached the president for doing what Republicans would have loved to have done if the Mrs. hadn't hidden the Viagra and the...
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THE SYSTEM DIDN'T WORK
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Bowman, James
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THE SYSTEM DIDN'T WORK by James Bowman ON ONE THING ABOUT our otherwise deeply polarizing impeachment experience nearly everyone agreed: "The System worked." As Laurence H. Tribe of Harvard put...
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SENSITIVE NEW AGE NATIONALISM
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BROOKS, DAVID
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SENSITIVE NEW AGE NATIONALISM by David Brooks THERE MUST BE A WAY to beat those guys. There must be a way to beat the Bill Clinton/Tony Blair triangulators, those political magpies who steal ideas...
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THE 401(K) BOOM
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ROBERTS, LEE HARRISS
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THE 401(K) BOOM by Lee Harriss Roberts OVER THE PAST 15 years, an important and underappreciated shift has occurred in U.S. pension policy. The change has been away from "defined-benefit"...
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DAN QUAYLE GETS SERIOUS
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Carlson, Tucker
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DAN QUAYLE GETS SERIOUS By Tucker Carlson Manchester, New Hampshire There is nothing in the world more jaded than a New Hampshire Rotarian, so by the time Dan Quayle steps down from the podium...
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GEORGE W. BUSH GETS ORGANIZED
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REES, MATTHEW
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GEORGE W. BUSH GETS ORGANIZED By Matthew Rees If you have any doubt whether George W. Bush is going to run for president, consider this: On the evening of February 10, a Republican state...
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PROMISES, PROMISES
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FRUM, DAVID
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PROMISES, PROMISES The Pitfalls of Compassionate Conservatism By David Frum Compassionate conservatism? Yes, one sees how the phrase might put some people's backs up. It implies that there exists...
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THE RIGHT KIND OF OUTREACH
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Unz, Ron
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THE RIGHT KIND OF OUTREACHFQR THE GOP By Ronald K. Unz Republican leaders, worried about their party's lack of success among ethnic minorities, are reaching for just the wrong remedy. The GOP,...
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THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ROOSEVELTS
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ,ROOSEVELTS By Noemiie Emerry Political families, similar in some ways, differ in the politicians they produce. The Adamses gave us two indifferent presidents and three...
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NO TIME FOR VIRTUE
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RABKIN, JEREMY
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NO TIME FOB. VIRTUE From Jefferson's America to Clinton's BY JEREMY RABKIN These are disorienting times for social conservatives. It has been hard enough to rally Americans on such contentious...
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BLOOD-SOAKED CLOWN
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VALIUNAS, ALGIS
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BLOOD-SOAKED CLOWN The Life and Death of Benito Mussolini BY ALGIS VALIUNAS When it comes to dazzling political spectacle, no regime in history can touch the Fascist powers. Inducing mass rapture...
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PARODY
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Parody Giuseppe Conason's I Disonesti Opera in three acts, libretto by the composer, first performed in Washington during the 1998-99 season Act I SCENE ONE. The Gingricci, an alliance of...
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Vol. 004 Issue 024 (March 8 1999)
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Vol. 004 Issue 025 (March 15 1999)
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Vol. 004 Issue 026 (March 22 1999)
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Vol. 004 Issue 027 (March 29 1999)
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