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 Vol. 013 Issue 042 (July 21 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 043 (July 28 2008)
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••Contents••
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 Obamaweek
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Scrapbook Obamaweek Last week on this page, we published an imaginary memo from an Obama adviser urging the Chosen One to speak at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. It concluded: “If this...
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GOT SMART
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Casual GOT SMART When it comes to wheels, I’m a small car man. Always have been, always will be. Automotively speaking, I really do believe that small is beautiful. Not for everyone,...
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CHALLENGING GORE
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WINER, EVAN
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Correspondence CHALLENGING GORE IN CHALLENGING the Monday-morning quarterbacking over military tactics in Afghanistan and Iraq, Reuel Marc Gerecht (“Are We Safer?” June 30) asks, “If Al Gore...
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'Stunningly Shameful'
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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EDITORIALS ‘Stunningly Shameful’ On January 23, 2008, during her keynote speech at the glitzy World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Condoleezza Rice made a surprisingly friendly...
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We Can't Handle the Truth
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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We Can’t Handle the Truth The surest way to create a campaign controversy. BY ANDREW FERGUSON Former Texas senator Phil Gramm ran for president in 1996. He raised $20 million, spent nearly...
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From Newsroom to White House
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Eastland, Terry
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From Newsroom to White House Tony Snow, 1955-2008. BY TERRY EASTLAND Tony Snow was two years out of college when he got his fi rst job in journalism. I was editor of the editorial page of...
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"Obama, Democrats, and the Surge"
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WEHNER, PETER
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Obama, Democrats, and the Surge They were against it before it succeeded. BY PETER WEHNER This was the week that the Democratic party ran up the white fl ag when it comes to the surge in...
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Into Africa
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KAPLAN, ROGER
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Into Africa Mischief-making is the latest Chinese export. BY ROGER KAPLAN Close on the heels of the latest sham election in Zimbabwe, the International Criminal Court announced last week...
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The Future of Iraq
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KAGAN, KIMBERLY
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The Future of Iraq The decline of violence, the rise of politics BY KIMBERLY KAGAN I have made four trips to Iraq since May 2007. I have walked through markets in Baghdad escorted by U.S....
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The Fannie and Freddie Follies
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LINDSEY, LAWRENCE B.
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The Fannie and Freddie Follies Spare the rod, spoil the child. BY LAWRENCE B. LINDSEY Should the United States drop into a historically memorable economic downturn in the near future—a...
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Getting and Spending
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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Getting and Spending Alas, it’s the American way BY IRWIN M. STELZER Professor Wilcox has managed to cram not one, but two, important and readable books into 176 pages. Not that such was his...
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Daddies Dearest
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BLYTH, MYRNA
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Daddies Dearest A ‘shrewd, witty’ look at the men in our lives. BY MYRNA BLYTH While doing some research in preparation for writing this review of Kathleen Parker’s shrewd and witty book, I...
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Indispensable Nation
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SCHMITT, GARY
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Indispensable Nation The tradition lives on. BY GARY SCHMITT As we’ve already seen, much of the presidential campaign will be about how the candidates can distance themselves from the...
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"Ladies, Please"
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MARSHALL, JENNIFER A.
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Ladies, Please A user’s guide to growing up female in America. BY JENNIFER A. MARSHALL ‘We don’t want you wearing something that blends in with the crowd . . . boring! We want something...
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Things Fall Apart
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sChaRPeR, diane
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Things Fall Apart A woman’s world is suddenly complicated. BY DIANE SCHARPER Isabel Fonseca’s fi rst novel begins with a bang as health columnist Jean Hubbard opens a pornographic letter...
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Chinese Lesson
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BORK, ELLEN
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Chinese Lesson The other side of life in the People’s Republic. BY ELLEN BORK Last December, public security offi cials in Beijing picked up the writer Liao Yiwu to prevent him from...
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Up in the Sky
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Up in the Sky It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s an angst-ridden superhero! BY JOHN PODHORETZ Earlier this summer, Iron Man grabbed the glum superheromovie genre by the lapels, shook it a bit,...
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Parody
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Parody Democrat Barack Obama’s campaign PPaarrooddyy complained July 13 about the New Yorker magazine’s satirical cover depicting him and his wife as fl ag-burning, fi st-bumping...
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