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Click Here for details.	December 2, 2002 Issue Come Home, America by Patrick J. Buchanan Time for ungrateful allies to look to their own defense. On the Left Bank by Taki The poor little Greek boy as a struggling journalist in Paris. “I Am Not For World Empire” A conversation with Norman Mailer about Iraq, Israel, and what it means to be a Left-Conservative. Fourteen Days: The Democrats’ Party Girl; Sharon Maps America’s Post-Iraq War Plan; A Good Omen from the Senate.	North Korean Bombshell by Eric S. Margolis Pyongyang’s announcement reveals a real threat poised for aggression. The Return of Team B by Martin Sieff The neocon war push includes cooking intelligence estimates. Sin of Omission by Mark Gauvreau Judge The Washington press ignores a conservative protest in its own backyard. Dean of Liberal Imperialism by George Szamuely Friedman would rather Clinton do the bombing. Painting the Town Red by Steve Sailer Yet again, Hollywood celebrates a Stalinist. Left Demography by Paul Gottfried If Judis and Teixiera’s analysis proves right, 2002 may be the Republicans’ last winning election. Will She Get a Pearl Necklace? by E.F. Ulmann Christopher Buckley revives the lost art of satire. gap.

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