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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Problem of the Law-Abiding Terrorist There were two civil-liberties sob stories in the news last week. The better known is the case of the "dirty bomber" and U.S. citizen Abdullah al...
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Casual
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Casual SHUTTERED THOUGHTS From early adolescence, I never doubted that my writerly life would lead me into a romantic European exile. I was right. Here I am! Just like Goethe, just like Henry...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence CONGRESS AVOIDS ITS JOB IN TWO RECENT EDITIONS OF THE WEEKLY STANDARD, Robert Kagan and William Kristol have argued for a nonpartisan committee to investigate what happened in the...
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The Problem with K Street Conservatism
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EDITORIAL The Problem with K Street Conservatism It must be miserable to be on the Democratic left. For decades you've been inveighing against the evils of corporate power. For decades you've been...
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The Homeland Security Two-fer
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LINDBERG, TOD
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The Homeland Security Two-fer The smart politics behind Bush's new cabinet agency proposal. BY TOD LINDBERG WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T have more than one good reason to do something? Of course, the...
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An Election Year with No Races
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BARNES, FRED
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An Election Year with No Races With incumbents more protected than ever, the House will be little changed. BY FRED BARNES DEMOCRATIC REP. Ronnie Shows is a pro-life populist with a moderate...
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A Real National Security Debate
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MAYER, WILLIAM G.
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A Real National Security Debate Some issues are too important not to have a partisan fight over. BY WILLIAM G. MAYER IT WASN'T A SPEECH you'd expect to cause an uproar. Karl Rove, President Bush's...
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The Ultimate in Oversight
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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The Ultimate in Oversight Four ex-CIA men are running for Congress this year. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES WHEN Mike Battles launched his long-shot bid for a seat in Congress from Rhode Island last summer,...
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A Less Liberal Minnesota?
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CASSELMAN, BARRY
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A Less Liberal Minnesota? On his feet again after the Ventura takedown, Norm Coleman eyes the Senate. BY BARRY CASSELMAN St. Paul FIVE YEARS AGO, the Democratic mayor of St. Paul switched...
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Biotech Loses Its Innocence
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COHEN, ERIC
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Biotech Loses Its Innocence War and peace in the brave new world BY ERIC COHEN In a recent report for investors in the biotech industry, the relationship between biotechnology and terrorism is...
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Anyone But Chalabi?
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LAKE, ELI J.
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Anyone But Chalabi? Washington battles over how to organize the Iraqi opposition. BY ELI J. LAKE On June 11, the Pentagon's number three official, Doug Feith, delivered a blunt defense of the...
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All the King's Architects
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LEIGH, CATESBY
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All the King's Architects The surprising success of Prince Charles's anti-modernist crusade BY CATESBY LEIGH The village of Poundbury in southwest England is a conventional real estate...
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Southern Partisans
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LOWE, DAVID
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Southern Partisans How Dixie went Republican. BY DAVID LOWE Advocates of activist government in the United States have long looked with envy at West European countries with ideologically based...
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THE STANDARD READER
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The Standard Reader Victor's Remorse Derek Leebaert weighs the costs of the Cold War A sore loser is easy to find, but you don't come across many sore winners. Nonetheless, they exist—and for...
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Parody
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Parody Rep. Bob Barr (R-GA) has sued former president Bill Clinton,celebrity pundit James Carville, and pornographer Larry Flynt for defamation of character. —News Item FBI-302 (Rev....
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