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Vol. 006 Issue 013 (December 11 2000)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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SCRAPBOOK
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Scrapbook The End of Republican Unity Like the 17-year locust, Republican unity has made a brief appearance, but it’s unlikely to survive the staffing of a putative Bush administration...
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CASUAL
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SKINNER, DAVID
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Casual Parties to a Dispute This Friday night, I am due to have drinks with some friends. But there’s a problem: I’ve been avoiding these people for weeks. The first sign of trouble...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Correspondence Another Democrat \war Richard Pollock raises some very good points in “Al Gore’s Florida War Room,” but I think there is one thing to consider, especially in light of the recent...
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THE WAR OVER GORE
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Tell, David
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The War over Gore “WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs pray that the court. . . order that the Elections Canvassing Commission, Secretary of State, and the Division of Elections certify as elected the...
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KATHERINE THE GREAT
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Katherine the Great Florida’s secretary of state is beautiful and brave. by Christopher Caldwell What ll become of Katherine Harris? During the stormy two and a half weeks between Election...
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A BIPARTISAN BUSH?
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BARNES, FRED
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A Bipartisan Bush? Whether to fight Hill Democrats or embrace them, that is the question. by Fred Barnes George W. Bush has met Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader, exactly once. That...
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NOTHING TO SNEER AT
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Geoffreywheatcroft
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Nothing to Sneer At The Brits should stop gloating about the American election. by Geoffrey Wheatcroft Bath, England IN THE MISFORTUNE of our best friends, we always find something not...
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SAVE THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE 538
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STONER, JAMES R. Jr.
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Save the Electoral College 538 It’s more sensible and more democratic than the alternative. by James R. Stoner Jr. Behind Al Gore’s unprecedented challenge to George W Bush’s slim but...
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WHO'S AFRAID OF "MARGARET"?
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Hitchens, Peter
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Who’s Afraid of “Margaret”? A new European army combines farce and tragedy. by Peter Hitchens London, England The old joke said that in an ideal Europe the British would run the police,...
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HISTRIONICS IN THE MAKING
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LABASH, MATT
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Histrionics in the Making The week that was in Tallahassee By Matt Labash Tallahassee, Florida Tuesday, November 28, 10:30 a.m. — On the whole, Tallahassee is a charmless little burg. Except...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES IN FLORIDA
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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First Principles in Florida Conservatives believe in rules; liberals want to be “fair.” By Noemie Emery Al Gore and Joe Lieberman know they won Florida. Can they prove this? Of course not. So...
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THE TWO CAMPUS CULTURES
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TUCKER, WILLIAM
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The Two Campus Cultures P.C. (political correctness) vs. PC’s (personal computers) By William Tucker Feeling ambitious, Professor David Clemens of Monterey Peninsula College last semester...
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THE GREENSPAN MYSTIQUE
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GLASSMAN, JAMES K.
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The Greenspan Mystique We may not have a president soon, but we’ll have someone just as powerful: an infallible philosopher-king named Alan Greenspan. That, at least, is the way much of...
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HIS DAUGHTER'S WAY
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EVANIER, DAVID
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His Daughter’s Way Tina Sinatra’s voyage around her father. by David Evanier Frank Sinatra is too much with us, judging from the latest spate of books about him and his music. In Bill Zehme’s...
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Vol. 006 Issue 014 (December 8 2000)
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Vol. 006 Issue 015 (December 25 2000)
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