All 2007 Issues
December 17, 2007 Issue
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Storming New Hampshire
By Michael Brendan Dougherty
Candidates are once again flocking to the Granite State to flip pancakes, stroll Main Street, and beg for votes.
Castro's Enabler PDF
Lacking a Soviet sponsor, the Cuban regime now draws strength from popular resentment of the American embargo.
Argue Like It's 1991
By Justin Logan
In the wake of the Iraq debacle, a debate about America’s power and purpose is finally emerging. Not even the think tanks can avoid it.
Europe's Last Colony PDF
By Brendan O'Neill
Bosnian Raj
Motorcycle Diaries
By Roger D. McGrath
I rode with Steve McQueen.
Fourteen Days PDF
Road From Annapolis; John Howard, Casualty of War; Mr. Lott Goes to K Street
Deep Background PDF
The Bride from Beirut; London’s Poetry Slam
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January 14, 2008
Declaring Forever War
By Michael C. Desch
Giuliani chose the most hawkish team of foreign-policy advisors possible. His election would ensure neoconservative hegemony for years to come.
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 The Greening of America PDFBy John Zmirak
Richistan: A Journey Through the American Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich by Robert FrankModern Classics PDFBy R.J. Stove
The Rest Is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century by Alex RossIn Search of Anti-Semitism PDFBy Michael C. Desch
The Deadliest Lies: The Israel Lobby and the Myth of Jewish Control by Abraham H. FoxmanRobinson Jeffers: Peace Poet By Justin RaimondoFilm: Tell Me About Your Mother PDFBy Steve Sailer
Noah Baumbach’s “Margot at the Wedding” To Strike A Nation PDFBy Patrick J. Buchanan
Socialism Strikes Out in FranceAre We There Yet? PDFBy Daniel Larison
Surge Maxes OutEnds Against the Middle By James P. Pinkerton
Democrats’ Missing Middle
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