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Vol. 006 Issue 008 (November 6 2000)
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Vol. 006 Issue 009 (November 13 2000)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Maine Event As dirty tricks go, the leak to a Maine TV reporter of George W. Bush's 1976 arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol is a mixed bag. The Scrapbook has to award...
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Casual
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Tell, David
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Casual MY INNER YANKEES FAN About a week ago, I spent a few days struggling with the suspicion that I was spiritually polluted. It was something David Brooks wrote that got me started. As I'm...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence POLICING YOUR MIND JACKSON TOBY is right that hate-crime laws are a bad idea, but he misses the mark in explaining why ("Hate-Crime Laws: What's Not To Like," Oct. 30). By talking...
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The Next Administration
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The Next Administration This week features the last presidential election of the 20th century. I say this not to associate myself with the pedants who insist the 21st century doesn't begin until...
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Why There's No Clinton Legacy
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BARNES, FRED
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Why There's No Clinton Legacy Bill Archer was willing to reform Social Security. The president wimped out. BY FRED BARNES SOON AFTER CHRISTMAS in 1996, Republican representative Bill Archer of...
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Gore's Enemy Number One
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Gore's Enemy Number One How Nader became the Gore campaign's worst nightmare. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL The mathematics of this presidential election is as confusing as any since 1968. If one truth...
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The Regulatory Spin Cycle
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LIEBERMAN, BEN
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The Regulatory Spin Cycle From the bureaucrats who gave us the low-flush toilet, a fancy washing machine. BY BEN LIEBERMAN MOST AMERICANS want to keep Uncle Sam out of their bedroom, and they...
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Put Away Your Pitchforks
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REES, MATTHEW
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Put Away Your Pitchforks Buchanan fizzled, but at least he took the Reform party with him. BY MATTHEW REES New York IT'S THE FRIDAY before the election, and Pat Buchanan is to hold a press...
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The Verdict on Welfare Reform
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HASKINS, RON
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The Verdict on Welfare Reform Work works. BY RON HASKINS ONE ISSUE that has been virtually absent from the presidential campaign—for the simple reason that the major candidates apparently agree on...
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Cartoons Without Humor
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LONG, MICHAEL
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Cartoons Without Humor The underwhelming oeuvre of Herblock, America's worst political cartoonist BY MICHAEL LONG The thing that drives so many creative types batty is not their own lack of...
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The American Woman
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WEINER, LAUREN
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The American Woman What Henry James Knew BY LAUREN WEINER American women hold few surprises, if you've read your Henry James. His high political satire about the suffrage movement, The...
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Ms. Myths
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GAVORA, JESSICA
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Ms. Myths How America’s shrinking-violet feminists try to have it both ways. BY JESSICA GAVORA On opening day 1994, Bill Clinton threw out the first pitch for the Cleveland Indians, while Hillary...
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Susan Estrich's America
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FURCHTGOTT-ROTH, DIANA
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Susan Estrich's America Why can't a woman be more like a man? BY DIANA FURCHTGOTT-ROTH In & Power, law professor and television commentator Susan Estrich sets out to show that discrimination and...
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O Canada!
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TAUBE, MICHAEL
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O Canada! The assault on Cornelius Krieghoff, Canada's national painter. BY MICHAEL TAUBE Cornelius David Krieghoff may be Canada's best-known artistic product, though "byproduct" is perhaps the...
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Parody
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Parody "Gore is a man whose view of the world seems to have been as equally formed by listening to Bob Dylan songs as by reading dense policy reports. At one point, we ask him to take apart the...
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Vol. 006 Issue 010 (November 20 2000)
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Vol. 006 Issue 011 (November 27 2000)
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