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February 16, 2004 Issue
Kiss The Old America Good-Bye
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Mexifornia Goes National
The Scarlet “A”
By Taki
Art Criticism, Israeli-Style
Amnesty Insanity
By Howard Sutherland
President Bush throws an immigration party—and the whole world is invited.
Spending Like a Drunken Democrat
By Peter Eavis
Bush’s big-government “conservatism” drives America toward a fiscal abyss.
Amnesty on the Floor
By Rep. Tom Tancredo
Amnesty is a legislative dead letter.
Fathers Knew Best
By Thomas E. Woods Jr.
The founders’ words refute the “nation of immigrants” myth.
Feeling a Draft
By Doug Bandow
Saddam’s capture notwithstanding, America still knows little about the Iraqi resistance.
Exacting Concessions
By J.P. Zmirak
Bargaining for immigration reform
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March 1, 2004 Issue
No End to War
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Two of neoconservatism’s leading lights plot more wars for Bush’s second term.
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An American In Paris
By Richard Cummings
How George Plimpton waged the cultural Cold War
Fourteen Days: A Less Perfect Union; Saddam vs. Osama; Mutiny at the War College
Deep Background: Traffic Stop; Al-Qaeda Catches a Break; Rove Says No War in ’04
The Heart’s Reasons
By Steve Sailer
Benicio Del Toro in “21 Grams”
Wrong Revolution
By Paul Gottfried
America the Virtuous by Claes G. Ryn
From Highest Heaven Handed Down
By Cicero Bruce.
The First Grace by Russell Hittinger
They Have Their Graves Afar
By Jonathan Chaves.
G.K. Chesterton, Poet
Workshopping Around
By Anthony Gancarski
The contemporary fiction racket
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