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 Vol. 012 Issue 016 (January 1 2007)
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Vol. 012 Issue 017 (January 15 2007)
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••Contents••
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 The Real Gerald Ford
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Scrapbook The Real Gerald Ford In eulogy upon eulogy after his death December 26, President Gerald Ford was remembered as decent, down to earth, caring, self-effacing, and, especially, a wonderful...
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The Good News Girl
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Casual The Good News Girl When I was a college twerp, surrounded by my college-twerp friends, we sat around like Gam-bino-family capos, deciding how to carve up the kingdom. They resolved to put...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence Radios for Freedom We at the Broadcasting Board of Governors welcome S. Enders Wimbush's "Radio Free Iran" (Dec. 18); however, we wish to correct several misperceptions. First,...
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Playing Offense
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EDITORIAL Playing Offense You may have noticed from this week's festivities that the Democrats now control both houses of Congress. Bush administration officials certainly have. Their minds have...
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They Legislate, We Decide
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BARNES, FRED
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They Legislate, We Decide The view from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. by Fred Barnes YDu can't govern from Capitol Hill. Newt Gingrich, as Republican House speaker, tried after the landslide of 1994...
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Ethiopia versus the Islamists
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SERCHUK, VANCE
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Ethiopia versus the Islamists What the U.S. military has been up to in the Horn of Africa. by Vance Serchuk After holding Mogadishu for six months, Somalia's Islamists have been swept from power,...
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Thus All Too Seldom to Tyrants
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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Thus All Too Seldom to Tyrants Saddam's punishment was a rare instance of just deserts. by David Gelernter ejoice not when thy L^ enemy falleth"—that is the Bible's advice (Proverbs 24:17), and...
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Exceptional American Seymour
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BARONE, MICHAEL
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Exceptional American Seymour Martin Lipset, 1922-2006. by Michael Barone To understand a nation's character, it seems to help to be a foreigner: Who has understood the American character better...
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Endangered Industries
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Stelzer, Irwin M
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Endangered Industries Who has the most to fear from the Democrats? by Irwin M. Stelzer Now all the forecasts are in. Readers know what myriad experts think of the outlook for most of the world's...
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Enter Pelosi, Stage Left
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Enter Pelosi, Stage Left After 12 years, the Democrats are back in charge of Capitol Hill By Andrew Ferguson Tuesday, January 2,2007,12:30 p.m. I don't get up to the Capitol building for...
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The Consequences of Failure in Iraq
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GERECHT, REUEL MARC
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The Consequences of Failure in Iraq They would be awful. But failure can still be averted. By Reuel Marc Gerecht What would be the consequences of an American withdrawal from Iraq? Trying to wrap...
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The Last One Standing
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Blake, Whitney
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The Last One Standing Bush's Labor secretary is the only survivor of the original cabinet By WHiTNEy Blake The resignation of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in December left only one cabinet...
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A Winnable War
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OWENS, MACKUBIN THOMAS
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A Winnable War The argument against the orthodox history of Vietnam by Mackubin Thomas Owens In the late summer of 1963, President John Kennedy dispatched two observers to South Vietnam. Their...
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Going Downtown
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WEISER, JAY
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BOA Going Downtown How cities prosper, and why they decline. by Jay Weiser The City sweeps 5,000 years of urbanism into 200-odd pages of text, from the earliest city-states of ancient Sumer to...
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Happy Warriors
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Hayward, Steven F
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Happy Warriors Three who unmade a revolution. by Steven F. Hayward There was an arresting tableau at Ronald Reagan's memorial service at the National Cathedral in 2004 that passed largely without...
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Going Nuclear
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TUCKER, WILLIAM
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Going Nuclear One cure for global climate change may surprise you. by William Tucker James Lovelock is a strange duck. A British biologist who has made some extraordinary discoveries, such as the...
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Poor Little Buttercup
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Poor Little Buttercup The Hollywood version of a CIA wise man. by John Podhoretz In The In-Laws, the uproarious 1979 comedy, dentist Alan Arkin spots a photograph of John F Kennedy on the office...
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The Standard Reader
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Books in Brief The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey, by Candice Millard (Doubleday, 432 pp., $26). The Theodore Roosevelt history remembers is the effervescent, tough-talking...
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Magazine asks, Was Castro good for Cuba?
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Parody Was Castro Good for Cuba? Yes—Ignacio Ramonet No—Carlos Alberto Montaner -Foreign Policy, January/February...
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Vol. 012 Issue 018 (January 22 2007)
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Vol. 012 Issue 019 (January 29 2007)
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