November 3, 2003 Issue

Wall Street Journal vs. America
By Patrick J. Buchanan
The Wall Street Journal: wrong where it matters most

The Decline of Candor
By Taki

The New Iran
By John Laughland
Contrary to the Axis of Evil caricature, Iran is ready for a deal with the United States.

The Lion in Winter
By Matthew G. Alexander
Appreciating George Plimpton

Israel’s Democracy Dilemma
By Doug Bandow
Sharon’s settlements policy is—unfortunately—our business.

General Discontent
By Martin Sieff
General Clark, meet General McClellan

A Woman’s Right to Change Her Mind
By Howard Sutherland
Abortion’s precedents face a viable legal challenge.

Lights Out
By Robertson Morrow
Solutions to our new energy crisis defy the fantasies of both Left and Right. 

Flower Power
By Paul Gottfried
Neocons do an about-face on the Sixties.

Fourteen Days: Does Arnold Get It?; Burqa Barbie; The Kay Report; The Supremes Reunite

Deep Background: Israel Targets Syria; AEI Targets Iran; Low Morale at Langley

O Brother
By Steve Sailer
The Coen brothers’ “Intolerable Cruelty”

The Christian Moral Economy
By Cicero Bruce
Wealth, Poverty, and Human Destiny edited by Doug Bandow and David L. Schindler

Suffer the Children
By Mary Walsh
Day Care Deception by Brian Robertson

Single Guy
By Anthony Gancarski
Recalling the single and the Golden Age of jazz