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July 28, 2003 Issue
Sex & Consequences
By Peter Wood
An anthropologist finds non-traditional conjugal arrangements a recipe for the exploitation of the young by the rich.
Was Poppy Right After All?
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Bush I was right to stop before Baghdad.
From Athens to Basra
By Taki
Posh Spice, Euripides, and Ahmed Chalabi
How Dean Could Win
By Scott McConnell
A Democrat shorn of PC views about immigration reform could challenge the “unbeatable” Bush.
The GOP’s New Deal
By Timothy P. Carney
President Bush’s compassionate conservatism shows its left-wing pedigree—and its price tag.
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Irish Eyes Aren’t Smiling on Iraq
By Martin Sieff
Young Americans in Baghdad are now learning the sad lesson Belfast taught the Brits..
Warlords & Druglords
By Arnaud de Borchgrave
Who’s minding the drug war?
The WMD Farrago
By Eric S. Margolis
The Bush administration’s rationale for war has collapsed with a thud heard round the world.
Fourteen Days: Fewer babies, more without fathers; Draft Old Europe; Six-letter word for “warmonger”
A Cyborg in Sacramento?
By Steve Sailer
All Hail Governor Terminator?
In Wilson’s Wake
By Robert D. Novak
The book on Woodrow Wilson
The Forgotten Terror Camps
By Richard Cummings
Anne Applebaum gets the gulag right.
Gen X Goes to Church
By Ryan McMaken
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