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Vol. 005 Issue 032 (May 8 2000)
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Vol. 005 Issue 033 (May 15 2000)
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Vol. 005 Issue 034 (May 22 2000)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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SCRAPBOOK
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Scrapbook Dick Gephardt, Civility Paladin Atruism about the Washington press corps is the Barone Rule, enunciated in this magazine by columnist Michael Barone. It says the press isn’t...
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CASUAL
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O'ROURKE, P. J.
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Casual Slow and Heavy Wins the Rights Here’s good news: The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has just voted 11-0 to ban discrimination against fat people. The District of Columbia had...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Correspondence To Pack or Not to Pack Fred Barnes’s article “Have Gun, Will Vote” is as clear a piece on this subject as I have seen (April 24/May 1). A lot has been said about the...
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THE BUCKS STOP HERE
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM; KAGAN, ROBERT
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The Bucks Stop Here Acouple of months ago, House majority whip Tom DeLay gave a powerful speech decrying the Clinton administration’s appeasement of China, and making a strong case for a...
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BUSH ROLLS THE SOCIAL SECURITY DICE
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BROOKS, DAVID
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Bush Rolls the Social Security Dice He’s the first presidential candidate in sixty years to touch the third rail. by David Brooks George Bush has opened up a startling 8 point lead over...
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A HANDSHAKE, NOT A HUG
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Carlson, Tucker
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A Handshake, Not a Hug Without great enthusiasm, McCain throws his support to Bush. by Tucker Carlson Pittsburgh The first clue that the BushMcCain press conference will be more Bush than...
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GOD AND WOMAN AT TUFTS
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DIIULIO, JOHN J. Jr.
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God and Woman at Tufts A Christian student group is disbanded for being . . . Christian. by John J. DiIulio Jr. The Tufts Christian Fellowship is a student group at Tufts University in...
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SOCK IT TOOMEY
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Edmundwalsh
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Sock It Toomey A GOP freshman from Pennsylvania fights for fiscal conservatism. by Edmund Walsh IF ANYONE WAS EXPECTED to cause fits for the House Republican leadership, it wasn’t Pat...
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NICKEL-AND-DIMED TO DEATH
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GOLDBERG, ROBERT M.
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Nickel-andDimed to Death Price controls for prescription drugs are a prescription for disaster. by Robert M. Goldberg BY URGING PRICE CONTROLS on prescription drugs, killing Medicare...
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SUBURBAN BEAUTY
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BARNES, FRED
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Suburban Beauty Why sprawlm Works BY FRED BRANES The Old Town section of Alexandria, Virginia, just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., is about as close to utopia as it gets...
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REAGAN'S RAY GUN
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SCHMITT, GARY
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Reagan’s Ray Gun How the Cold War was won. by Gary Schmitt Frances Fitzgerald’s thesis is not subtle. The title of her book, Way Out There in the Blue, is taken from Arthur Miller’s Death...
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RODHAM IN GOMORRAH
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Rodham in Gomorrah The next senator from New York? by Noemie Emery Hillary Clinton has been good for business. Exceedingly good. Whole segments of large industries rest on her being. No...
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THE OLD COLLEGE TRY
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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The Old College Try Political correctness resurrects the academic novel. by John Podhoretz It was in his 1919 poem “The Scholars” that William Butler Yeats savaged universities and the dry...
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BREEDING DISSENSION
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CRITTENDEN, DANIELLE
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Breeding Dissension The campaign against privileges for parents. by Danielle Crittenden Just when you thought every conceivable group with a grievance had already mobilized itself and...
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FORTRESS AMERICA
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HANSON, VICTOR DAVIS
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Fortress America The survival of democracy from 1946 to 1989. by Victor Davis Hanson Was the price of victory in the Cold War the creation of a “garrison state” in the United States? Did...
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Vol. 005 Issue 035 (May 29 2000)
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