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Paid articleScrapbook
Scrapbook Si Vis Pacem, Para Woodwardum If you lead a normal life outside Washington, and happened to tune into the Bush-Blair joint press conference during your lunch hour on April 16, that first...
Paid articleCasual
LABASH, MATT
Casual HAIL, ADJARA When asked why they entered journalism, pretentious reporters will say they did so to expose injustice. But honest ones will admit that half the fun is confirming your own...
Paid articleCorrespondence
Correspondence SHRUGGERY IN "THE HOLOCAUST SHRUG," his article about indifference toward the liberation of Iraq, David Gelernter states, "I don't claim that Saddam resembles Hitler" (April 5)....
Paid articleToo Few Troops
EDITORIAL Too Few Troops At his press conference Tuesday night, President Bush eloquently made the case for staying the course in Iraq. The next day, at City College in New York, Senator Kerry...
Paid articleWin Now
MILLER, LARRY
Win Now A message for our times by Larry Miller OKAY.IT DOESN'T seem I 1 all right to me, but what do I know? Nothing. What do they know? Everything. So I guess everything's okay." That's, more...
Paid articleThe Net Nanny State
FERGUSON, ANDREW
The Net Nanny State Click here for your government handouts. BY ANDREW FERGUSON "A MILCH COW with 125 million teats" is how H.L. Mencken once described the United States government, but that was...
Paid articleJohn Kerry, in the Catholic Tradition
BOTTUM, JOSEPH
John Kerry, in the Catholic Tradition He's no Mario Cuomo. BY JOSEPH BOTTUM MY GRANDMOTHER was a Catholic Republican— which is to say, she was an Irish woman who married an old-fashioned South...
Paid articleA Challenger Haunts Specter
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
A Challenger Haunts Specter Why is the Bush administration opposing a conservative in Pennsylvania? BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Lewisburg, Pa. THERE IS LITTLE DOUBT that if President Bush could...
Paid articleIran Rants
SAMII, A. WILLIAM
Iran Rants Tehran's anti-American propaganda campaign. BY A. WILLIAM SAMII IN LIGHT OF Iran's growing political role in Iraq (to say nothing of reports of unofficial activity by Iranian agents),...
Paid articleFalluja's Friends
SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
Falluja's Friends Saudi cheerleading for killers in Iraq. BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ WHY FALLUJA? Why should this relatively obscure Iraqi city of half a million have become the crucible of atrocities...
Paid articleUncovering Saddam's Crimes
BARNES, FRED
Uncovering Saddam's Crimes The legacy of a mass murderer BY FRED BARNES A field outside Baghdad The dead don't talk in Iraq but their graves do. In northern Iraq, a grave was unearthed last July...
Paid articleAn Affordable War
STELZER, IRWIN M.
An Affordable War Bush's critics complain about the money being spent to rebuild Iraq. They don't know a bargain when they see it. BY IRWIN M. STELZER President Bush used last week's press...
Paid article9/11 and All That
WOLFSON, ADAM
9/11 and All That By ADAM WOLFSON Not long after the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center, the saying came into vogue that September 11 had changed everything. Certainly the publishing...
Paid articleHeinlein's Debut
WILSON, JOHN
Heinlein's Debut He got a lot better. BY JOHN WILSON In the fall of 1938, a thirty-one-year-old former naval officer named Robert A. Heinlein, who'd been invalided out of the service with...
Paid articleA Nervy Business
MASON, DAVID
A Nervy Business Glyn Maxwell's latest volume of poetry. BY DAVID MASON If W.H. Auden and Robert Frost were reincarnated in one body— try not to think too hard about this—and that body belonged...
Paid articleFather Knows Best
WENIG, GABY
Father Knows Worst Why paternity doesn't suit Hollywood. BY GABY WENIG I once asked my Jewish studies teacher, a mother of eleven, why women were expected to take care of children, and not men....
Paid articleTHE STANDARD READER
The Standard Reader Books in Brief Taking on the Yankees: Winning and Losing in the Business of Baseball, 19032003 by Henry D. Fetter (W.W. Norton, 480 pp., $25.95). Hating the New York Yankees is...
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