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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK Ray LaHood: Unsafe at Any Speed The Scrapbook invites you on a trip down memory lane—a slightly harrowing place, about a year ago, but well worth the journey for a little lesson in...
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CASUAL
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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CASUAL Taking It to the Streets On an August night 15 years ago, I drove to Coney Island to play basketball. Arriving just after dinner, I set up camp at a court on the corner of Mermaid and 25th...
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A LIMITED GOVERNMENT-AND A STRONG DEFENSE
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SCHMITT, GARY; Donnelly, Thomas
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EDITORIALS A Limited Government and a Strong Defense Now begins the great business for which the voters recalled the Republican party to power in Washington: reestablishing the habits of limited...
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THIRD-RAIL SPLITTERS
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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Third-Rail Splitters Tea Partying House Republicans recently went into revolt over the largest cuts in government spending in decades. Why? Despite their size, the cuts in spending that Rep. Paul...
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THE INTERROGATION OF RUMSFELD
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BARNES, FRED
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The Interrogation of Rumsfeld The former defense secretary pens an absorbing memoir—not that you’d know it from the mainstream media interviews. by Fred Barnes The Bush administration trilogy was...
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THE EGYPTIAN ARMY AND OBAMA
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GERECHT, REUEL MARC
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The Egyptian Army and Obama The generals in Cairo will now test the president’s tolerance for autocracy. by Reuel Marc Gerecht An unrelentingly severe critic of the fallen Tunisian dictator Zine...
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THE PAKISTAN PARALLEL
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TWINING, DANIEL
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The Pakistan Parallel Alliances with military strongmen eventually backfire. by Daniel Twining Why has the Obama administration been so tepid in its support for the biggest popular revolution in...
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PROFESSIONAL ISLAMISTS
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SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
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Professional Islamists The Muslim Brotherhood’s long march through the institutions. by Stephen Schwartz The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, or al-Ikhwan al-Muslimun, is more than a radical network,...
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PRESIDENT OBAMA ADDRESSES THE U. S. CHAMBER
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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President Obama Addresses the U.S. Chamber By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Obama made the short trek across Lafayette Park from the White House last...
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THE STOCKMAN TEMPTATION
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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The Stockman Temptation Defense is different. by Andrew Ferguson For four years, from 1981 to 1985, David Stockman worked for Ronald Reagan as his budget director. Stockman hated his job. A few...
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NOT TOO BIG TO FAIL
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Not Too Big to Fail The death of Ireland’s crony capitalist party. by Christopher Caldwell In the grand old days before the Irish real estate boom collapsed, the ruling Fianna Fail party used to...
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FOLLOW THE MONEY
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BELL, JEFFREY
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Follow the Money The GOP risks misdiagnosing the weak economy. by Jeffrey Bell Freshman Wisconsin senator Ron Johnson, one of the most promising of the new wave of Tea Party-allied Republican...
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THE MIDDLE EAST'S NEW ENERGY GIANT
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Makovsky, MiChael
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The Middle East’s New Energy Giant The significance of Israel’s natural gas deposits. by Michael Makovsky Israelis have always lamented that Moses led the ancient Israelites to the one patch of...
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THE RAHMBOMB
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Epstein, Joseph
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The Rahmbomb And other Chicago players By Joseph Epstein In Chicago elections one’s antipathies are always nicely divided. The division is usually between idealistic incompetence and corrupt...
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FREE TO WRITE
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Seaton, James
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Books&Arts Free to Write Understanding the marketplace of ideas. by James Seaton The last few decades have taught the rulers of the People’s Republic of China that their most effective...
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WEB AND CIRCUS
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Allnutt, Luke
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Web and Circus The Internet isn’t necessarily freedom’s friend. by Luke Allnutt It’s easy to fall into the trap of seeing authoritarian regimes as somnolent beasts: sluggish, reactive, and at...
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WAR OF THE MOMS
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Schachter, Abby Wisse
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War of the Moms This battle is waged in the absence of morality. by Abby Wisse Schachter If Amy Chua didn’t get exactly the daughters she wanted, she certainly got her wish as a writer: to have a...
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THE DUCHAMPIAN MYTH
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OZMENT, STEVEN
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The Duchampian Myth The shock of the new or the old confidence game? by Steven Ozment Wayne Andersen’s new biography of Marcel Duchamp is a journey into darkness, and a successful effort to expose...
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SCARED SCARELESS
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QUEENAN, JOE
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Scared Scareless The brain can only fear so much. by Joe Queenan A few weeks back I was coming out of a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden when I happened to glance up and see a massive,...
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STICKS AND STONES
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Sticks and Stones A few reasons movies are not better than ever. by John Podhoretz So I had a rare Saturday night to myself and decided at the last minute to go to the mov-ies—and owing to...
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Vol. 016 Issue 023 (February 28 2011)
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