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 Vol. 006 Issue 016 (January 1 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 018 (January 22 2001)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Ashcroft Files A Democratic operative named Marc Farinella managed the late Missouri governor Mel Carnahan's successful bid to unseat then-senator John Ashcroft in last November's...
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Casual
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Casual THE TALKIES She's talking again. She's sitting behind me, a few seats to my left, and for the third time in the first few minutes of the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away, she's exchanging gossip...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence UNCANDID CAMERAS IT WAS SO ENCOURAGING, FOR A CHANGE, to read an accurate, unbiased article like "Lights, Camera, Intifada" (Jan. 1/Jan. 8). It's true that bits and pieces of the...
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The Good Fight
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The Good Fight President-elect George W. Bush's aides often compare their boss to Ronald Reagan. Some of the time, this is just a defense against the widespread perception that Bush knows little...
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Too Much Mr. Nice Guy?
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BARNES, FRED
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Too Much Mr. Nice Guy? George Bush wants to "change the tone." So far he's the only one who does. BY FRED BARNES WHEN a home schoolers' organization offered to summon its members—hundreds of...
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Horrific Days Are Here Again
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Horrific Days Are Here Again Get ready to hear about greed, homelessness, and the gap between rich and poor. BY ANDREW FERGUSON THERE'S A STORE in the wealthy Washington suburb of Bethesda,...
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It's Still the Economy, Stupid
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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It's Still the Economy, Stupid From entitlements to energy to trade, Clinton has left a lot of unfinished business. BY IRWIN M. STELZER THE FULL PLATE for which Bill Clinton is famous usually...
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End Them, Don't Mend Them
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RABKIN, JEREMY
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End Them, Don't Mend Them Clinton signed some terrible treaties; Bush should repudiate them. BY JEREMY RABKIN BACK IN 1992, when asked how he would deal with Iraqi aggression, Bill Clinton said he...
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Compromise First, Then Crush Them
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MURPHY, MIKE
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Compromise First, Then Crush Them Bush will need accomplishments in his first two years. Then he can get aggressive. BY MIKE MURPHY GEORGE W. BUSH has gotten off to a strong start, with a...
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Make the Tax Cut Bigger
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LAFFER, ARTHUR; MOORE, STEPHEN
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Make the Tax Cut Bigger And do it faster. BY ARTHUR LAFFER & STEPHEN MOORE THIS TIME LAST YEAR many conservatives wondered aloud whether George W. Bush was genuinely committed to his own tax cut...
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AmeriCorps the Beautiful
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LENKOWSKY, LESLIE
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AmeriCorps the Beautiful Here's how to reform Clinton's national service program for the Bush era. BY LESLIE LENKOWSKY OF ALL THE SURVIVORS of the Clinton era, the most unlikely may be AmeriCorps,...
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Spend More on Defense-Now
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SCHMITT, GARY; DONNELLY, TOM
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Spend More on Defense—Now For an immediate $18 billion, Bush can show he's serious. BY GARY SCHMITT AND TOM DONNELLY TO HIS CREDIT, George W. Bush made national defense an issue in his campaign....
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Think Portability, Not Vouchers
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FINN, CHESTER E. Jr.
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Think Portability, Not Vouchers The key federal education reform would fund students, not schools. BY CHESTER E. FINN JR. PRESIDENT BUSH has pledged to send his first education bill to Capitol...
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From the Golden State to the Blackout State
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TUCKER, WILLIAM
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From the Golden State to the Blackout State Don't blame deregulation for California's electricity problems. BY WILLIAM TUCKER The Kaiser Aluminum plant in Mead, Washington, is a power-hungry...
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The Indoctrinologists
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CHEVLEN, ERIC
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The Indoctrinologists Sally Satel diagnoses politically correct medicine By ERIC CHEVLEN John O'Sullivan, editor at large of National Review, famously observed that all organizations that are not...
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The Old Compassionate Conservatism
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Eastland, Terry
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The Old Compassionate Conservatism Joel Schwartz shows that fighting poverty with morality isn't a new idea. BY TERRY EASTLAND Our attitude toward the fight against urban poverty has changed over...
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Yeah or Nah?
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OPPENHEIM, NOAH D.
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Yeah or Nah? Dinesh D'Souza on prosperity and its discontents. BY NOAH D. OPPENHEIM Back in October 1999, a company named Inktomi held a celebration in Silicon Valley called "Inktomi Rocks." And...
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Laughing at Augustus
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DIRDA, MICHAEL
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Laughing at Augustus A comic classic slips back into print. BY MICHAEL DIRDA Being a reviewer and essayist by trade, I sometimes find myself cornered at cocktail parties—usually by an imposing...
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Parody
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Parody Bill and Hillary Clinton may not keep Socks, the cat, when they leave the White House, but may give him to secretary Betty Currie. —News item Book Proposal Socks: A Cat Scorned by Socks...
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Vol. 006 Issue 019 (January 29 2001)
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