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 Vol. 013 Issue 029 (April 14 2008)
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 The Friends of Obama
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Scrapbook The Friends of Obama There’s a story, probably apocryphal, that Warren G. Harding, surveying his presidency, lamented that “in this job I am not worried about my enemies. It is my...
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ADVERTISING WEAK
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Casual ADVERTISING WEAK My friend Jody Bottum once suggested that there are three basic stories in fiction: (1) boy meets girl; (2) a stranger came to town; and (3) there once was a man...
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BALKAN BRAWL
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Correspondence BALKAN BRAWL IN HIS ARTICLE “Recognition Without Power” (March 31 / April 7), Stephen Schwartz joins the rest of the media in the collective international lynching of the...
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Patriotism Paranoia
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EDITORIAL Patriotism Paranoia During an appearance in Philadelphia last month, Hillary Clinton introduced a controversial couple as part of her presidential campaign. She defended them as...
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Hanging by a Thread
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ANDERSON, JEFFREY H.
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Hanging by a Thread Hillary Clinton’s big-state fallacy BY JEFFREY H. ANDERSON When is 1,252 greater than 1,414? Apparently, when Hillary Clinton has the 1,252 (delegates, that is). Clinton...
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Seven New Deadly Sins
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O'ROURKE, P.J.
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Seven New Deadly Sins Suitably updated. BY P.J. O’ROURKE Busy times for us sinners—there are now an additional Seven Deadly Sins. The fresh abominations in the eyes of the Lord...
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The Polar Bears Are All Right
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GOLDFARB, MICHAEL
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The Polar Bears Are All Right So cool it about the Arctic ice. BY MICHAEL GOLDFARB In 1817, nearly a century before Roald Amundsen first navigated the long-sought Northwest Passage, the Royal...
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What Happened in Basra
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KAGAN, FREDERICK W.; KAGAN, KIMBERLY
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What Happened in Basra The Maliki-Sadr showdown. BY FREDERICK W. KAGAN & KIMBERLY KAGAN On March 24, 2008, Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) under Lieutenant General Mohan al-Fireji launched a...
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How Sarko Got His Groove Back
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MOUTET, ANNE-ELISABETH
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How Sarko Got His Groove Back A triumphant 36 hours in Britain. BY ANNE-ELISABETH MOUTET Paris With Nicolas Sarkozy’s precipitous slide in the polls finally reversed thanks to a carefully...
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The Politics of Hope, Take One
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CHIEPPO, CHARLES; STERGIOS, JIM
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The Politics of Hope, Take One Deval Patrick’s unpretty preview of an Obama presidency. BY CHARLES CHIEPPO & JIM STERGIOS Both are purveyors of “the politics of hope.” Both run optimism-heavy,...
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Not What They Supposed
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Not What They Supposed The terror connection missed by the Clintonistas. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Four months after the start of the Iraq war, two former senior Clinton administration national...
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I and My Brother Against My Cousin
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KURTZ, STANLEY
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I and My Brother Against My Cousin Is Islam the key to understanding the Middle East? Tribalism offers a more profound— if neglected—insight into the region. BY STANLEY KURTZ On the...
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Two Routes to Reality
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PRUNTY, WYATT
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Two Routes to Reality Kennedy sings, Hass describes, poetic truth BY WYATT PRUNTY X.J. Kennedy’s In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus and Robert Hass’s Time and Materials take different paths to...
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The Right Stuff
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CASSE, DANIEL
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The Right Stuff Conservatism prevails when the hatchets are buried. BY DANIEL CASSE Does the conservative movement still exist in any meaningful sense? It is now nearly two decades since...
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Goodbye, Blockbuster
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CASSIDY, VICTOR M.
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Goodbye, Blockbuster Are museums rediscovering the treasures within? BY VICTOR M. CASSIDY It was the strangest art exhibition you ever did see. Installed in two galleries at the Art Institute...
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Book of Revelations
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Short, Edward
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Book of Revelations Father Rutler proves wit and God can coexist. BY EDWARD SHORT The parent tradition of English literature includes many subsidiary traditions. There are the...
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Real Slick Willie
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FERGUSON, TIM
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Real Slick Willie The uncrowned king of California politics remembers—selectively. BY TIM FERGUSON It’s a safe bet that jaunty Willie Brown, the longtime speaker of the California Assembly and...
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Critic Under Fire
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Critic Under Fire The retreat from ‘Stop-Loss.’ BY JOHN PODHORETZ No one wants to see Iraq war movies. The latest major Hollywood release about Iraq, Stop-Loss, cratered at the box offi ce in...
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Parody
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Parody “Havana — New President Raul Castro’s government has lifted a ban on Cubans staying at hotels previously reserved for foreigners, ending another restriction that had been especially...
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Vol. 013 Issue 030 (April 21 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 031 (April 28 2008)
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