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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Globaloney Updated
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Scrapbook Globaloney Updated Like most Americans, THE SCRAPBOOK was surprised—and a little disappointed—that the job in the Obama administration that should have gone to Fareed Zakaria,...
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COMIC RELIEF
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Casual COMIC RELIEF While the fi nancial crisis has gripped the rest of the world, my investments have been doing quite well. Not my traditional investments, mind you. My house is...
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Creative Conservatism
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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EDITORIAL Creative Conservatism If you’re out of power, you might as well take advantage of it. Surely this moment calls for some creative conservatism. The economy has been in recession...
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A Future for Brand Bush?
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BARNES, FRED
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A Future for Brand Bush? Jeb contemplates a Senate run. BY FRED BARNES When Mel Martinez reached Jeb Bush last week to tell him that Martinez would shortly announce his decision not to...
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Mandate for What?
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Mandate for What? Obama has good reason to make the left gnash their teeth. BY NOEMIE EMERY On Monday, December 1, Barack Obama, who had kicked off his campaign a year earlier touting his...
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Dr. Daschle's Dubious Cure
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MIller, Henry I.
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Dr. Daschle’s Dubious Cure Get ready for health care activism. BY HENRY I. MILLER & DAVE GERSHON By choosing a seasoned Washington operator like former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle...
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"Wilkinson and Posner, Dissenting"
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WHITE, ADAM J.
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Wilkinson and Posner, Dissenting Two conservative judges challenge Justice Scalia. BY ADAM J. WHITE Even before their Election Day drubbing, conservatives had begun to reexamine their...
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Palin Went Down to Georgia
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DANNENFELSER, MARJORIE
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Palin Went Down to Georgia Why her popularity is undimmed. BY MARJORIE DANNENFELSER It looks like Sarah Palin won’t be fading away. Not if Saxby Chambliss has anything to say about it. “I...
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The Past Isn't What It Used To Be
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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The Past Isn’t What It Used To Be The remaking of the mixed-up National Museum of American History BY ANDREW FERGUSON The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History,...
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Pakistan's Jihad
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Roggio, Bill
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Pakistan’s Jihad In the war on terror, Islamabad is both with us and against us BY BILL ROGGIO & THOMAS JOSCELYN Just two days after the gunmen’s siege in Mumbai ended, Pakistani president...
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End of the Road
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Epstein, Joseph
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End of the Road On the journey to oblivion BY JOSEPH EPSTEIN If death is an old joke that comes to each of us afresh, how is it no one is laughing? Because, as an old radio comedy show...
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Morandi at the Met
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MULLARKEY, MAUREEN
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Morandi at the Met An artist, ‘with much faith in Fascism,’ gets a second look. BY MAUREEN MULLARKEY A painter’s painter and one of Italy’s most admired, Giorgio Morandi (18901964), took...
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Whirlwind Gibbs
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VINCIGUERRA, THOMAS
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Whirlwind Gibbs The pride of the ‘New Yorker,’ ripe for recovery. BY THOMAS VINCIGUERRA Imagine a writer who, by his midthirties, had published more than a million words in the New Yorker....
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Reality Bites
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Bostick, Natalie
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Reality Bites As millions tune in, Losers become Winners. BY NATALIE BOSTICK Once upon a time there was a man named Richard Simmons. Richard was a sweet man with a big heart, and if you...
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Unfi t to Print
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MURCHISON, WILLIAM
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Unfi t to Print The self-infl icted wounds of a newspaper enterprise. BY WILLIAM MURCHISON Edna Ferber made a handsome career spinning dynastic tales (Giant, Showboat, Cimarron, etc.)...
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Rose-Colored Milk
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Rose-Colored Milk A sexual liberationist gets the sainthood treatment. BY JOHN PODHORETZ Sean Penn is no sweetheart. As an actor, he goes farther and deeper than any American performer...
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Parody
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Parody “Embattled auto company chief executives scored some points with Congress by driving—instead of fl ying—to the hearings on a possible federal assistance package.” —News item, December 4,...
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Vol. 014 Issue 014 (December 22 2008)
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Vol. 014 Issue 015 (December 29 2008)
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