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Vol. 015 Issue 036 (June 7 2010)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Don't Let the Door Hit You . . .
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THE SCRAPBOOK Don’t Let the Door Hit You . . . Not to worry: THE SCRAPBOOK is not going to rehearse last week’s Helen “Tell Them to Get the Hell Out of Palestine” Thomas saga, since we assume...
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Not Your Father's Washington
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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CASUAL Not Your Father’s Washington W hen I returned to Washington in 1992 after a 13-year absence, I was frequently asked what changes I observed. Of course, the obvious answer was volume:...
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A Period of Consequences
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EDITORIAL A Period of Consequences The passage last Wednesday of a fourth U.N. Security Council resolution imposing sanctions on Iran was the latest act in the tragicomedy that is U.S. policy...
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A Turkey of a Policy
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ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
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A Turkey of a Policy Obama makes the Middle East an even more dangerous place. BY ELLIOTT ABRAMS The Gaza flotilla incident is not over. American demands for some “international role” in...
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How to Think About Oil Spills
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HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
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How to Think About Oil Spills The perils of overreaction. BY STEVEN F. HAYWARD This article needs to begin with a big mea culpa. In the April 26 edition of THE WEEKLY STANDARD (which went to...
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Scapegoating les Anglo-Saxons
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STUTTAFORD, ANDREW
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Scapegoating les Anglo-Saxons EU poobahs take aim at Wall Street and the City. BY ANDREW STUTTAFORD When America’s fl imsier corporate colossi threaten to collapse, they tend to follow a...
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A Bad Deal Gets Worse
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WATSON, BETH HENARY
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A Bad Deal Gets Worse Obamacare is already damaging the individual insurance market. BY BETH HENARY WATSON Hostility to the individual health insurance market and its less pleasant...
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Can the French Cut Welfare?
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Can the French Cut Welfare? Sarkozy touches the troisi?me rail. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Recently Le Monde interviewed Raymond Soubie, an adviser to President Nicolas Sarkozy. He told an...
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Self-Destruction in Illinois
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BARNES, FRED
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Self-Destruction in Illinois Democrats melt down in Obama’s home state. BY FRED BARNES Chicago Obamaland is crumbling. Democrats have fi rmly controlled Illinois, the president’s home state,...
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End Them, Don't Mend Them
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O'ROURKE, P. J.
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End Them, Don’t Mend Them It’s time to shutter America’s bloated schools BY P. J. O’ROURKE The school year is drawing to a close. Time to balance the educational accounts and see what’s been...
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War and Remembrance
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HAM, MARY KATHARINE
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War and Remembrance A father retraces the steps of his son, a gallant Marine who lost his life in the liberation of Iraq. BY MARY KATHARINE HAM Baghdad Of all the men I met in Baghdad,...
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Friends in High Places
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Rubin, Jennifer
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Friends in High Places The Obama Justice Department went to bat for the New Black Panther party—and then covered it up. BY JENNIFER RUBIN The case is straightforward. On Election Day 2008, two...
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Road to Ruin
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SIEGEL, FRED
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Road to Ruin Client Number Nine had other problems, too BY FRED SIEGEL It all seems so familiar: New York, once the Empire State, beset by a dysfunctional government and a dying upstate...
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London Calling
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SMITH, JORDAN MICHAEL
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London Calling The American contribution to the British war effort. BY JORDAN MICHAEL SMITH At the outset of World War I, Woodrow Wilson told Americans that “we must be impartial in thought,...
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Talk of God
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WOLPE, DAVID
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Talk of God Barring religious convictions from the public square enervates the debate. BY DAVID WOLPE Pose a fundamental question on human values in America and you will hear three voices in...
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Beautiful and Damned
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Beautiful and Damned Power, glamour, and the vagaries of transatlantic alliances. BY NOEMIE EMERY In 1996, at age 47, Bill Patten, son of Susan Mary Alsop, the author and doyenne of the great...
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Shark Attack
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Shark Attack ‘Jaws’ was boffo box offi ce—and bad news for cinema. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The movie that changed Holly wood more than any other in its hundred-year history opened 35 years ago...
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PARODY
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“Insiders wonder about the future of Newsweek editor Jon Meacham if the magazine is sold to one prominent bidder, Christopher Ruddy of the right-wing media company Newsmax. Ruddy was known in...
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Vol. 015 Issue 039 (June 28 2010)
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