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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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SCRAPBOOK
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INTERNET AL, DOWN ON THE FARM You probably thought you knew Al Gore’s life story by now. As told in the New Yorker a few years back, the outlines are these: “Gore was a son of politics, a child of...
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CASUAL
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BOTTUM, J.
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Casual HYMN AND HER My in-laws came up from Rio this year: grandparents and cousins and sisters and friends; Brazilians think it’s hardly worth leaving home unless they’ve gathered a pack of...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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THE WRIGHT STUFF The Editors suggest a congressional investigation of Juanita Broaddrick’s rape allegation against President Bill Clinton (“Juanita Broaddrick and Us,” March 15). While this might...
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AN OUTRAGE? YOU BET
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AN OUTRAGE? YOU BET Acon-game conspiracy stalks the land, using a fantasy of instant riches to bilk financially vulnerable Americans out of their hard-earned nest eggs. Fortunately, however, a...
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HILLARY CLINTON, D-NY?
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Caldwell, Christopher
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HILLARY CLINTON, D–NY? by Christopher Caldwell LAST WEEK IN NEW YORK, Democratic State Committee chairwoman Judith Hope dropped a broad hint. She told a Manhattan television station she expected...
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ELIZABETH DOLE'S SUCCESS RAP
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LABASH, MATT
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ELIZABETH DOLE’S SUCCESS RAP by Matt Labash ELIZABETH DOLE DEFIES CATEGORIZATION. She is admirable (one of the “10 Most Admired Women” according to Good Housekeeping). She is fascinating (one of...
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A PRO-CHOICE GOP?
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BARNES, FRED
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A Pro-Choice GOP? by Fred Barnes IS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, despite its pro-life platform and rhetoric, becoming operationally prochoice on abortion? Let’s look at some recent evidence. In...
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TO BE BLUNT
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REES, MATTHEW
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TO BE BLUNT by Matthew Rees ROY BLUNT, A SECOND-TERM CONGRESSMAN from Missouri, may be the most influential Republican no one’s ever heard of. GOP presidential favorite George W. Bush just made...
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VIOLENCE AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION
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TURK, CRAIG D.
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VIOLENCE AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION by Craig D. Turk A FEW WEEKS AGO, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit took the dramatic step of declaring Miranda no longer the law of the land. Then...
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THE NEW EUROPE-MENACE
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GEDMIN, JEFFREY
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THE NEW EUROPE—MENACE United by Anti-Americanism By Jeffrey Gedmin There was high-flown talk of dreams becoming reality. The finance ministers were “visibly moved,” said press reports. The...
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THE NEW EUROPE-FARCE
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BROOKS, DAVID
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THE NEW EUROPE—FARCE Brussels Sprouts a Scandal By David Brooks The press secretaries were inundated. Reporters were beginning to ask questions about corruption at the European Commission, the...
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STEVE FORBES GETS A LIFE
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Carlson, Tucker
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STEVE FORBES GETS A LIFE Can a Flat-Taxer Find Success As a Moralist? By Tucker Carlson If you didn’t know better you might think Steve Forbes and Christine Todd Whitman were friends. The two...
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HAMILTON, THEN AND NOW
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Hamilton, Then and Now By Noemie Emery Alexander Hamilton has had a very good year. Not only has he been frequently cited as the leading authority on impeachable offenses, but his conduct in...
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THAT DEMMED ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL
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KARNICK, S.T.
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THAT DEMMED ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL TV Reinvents Baroness Orczy’s Hero By S.T. Karnick This hasn’t been a good century for heroes. After the First World War, serious American fiction turned instead to...
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BLACK AND WHITE TV
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Black and White TV Truths and Myths of Narrowcasting By Jonathan V. Last Conservatives who like to believe that whites and blacks are fully integrated in the culture should consider this: Not one...
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IMPERIAL MISADVENTURE
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BOOT, MAX
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IMPERIAL MISADVENTURE What Went Wrong In Somalia By Max Boot America seems fated to play in the twenty-first century the role Britain played in the nineteenth: Globocop—the country that protects...
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PARODY
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Presidential Hopeful a Myth Should Not Harm Candidacy By Ralph Z. Hallow THE WASHINGTON TIMES After nearly a year of archival and archaeological research, a group of 37 scientists and academics...
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