September 27, 2004 Issue

Reinventing the Bushman
By Fred Reed
America’s Ignoble Savages.

From Israel, With Love
By Taki
Dangerous Liaisons

Where the Right Went Wrong
By Patrick J. Buchanan
How the party of Goldwater and Reagan has become the party of FDR and LBJ.

Conventional Wisdom
By Scott McConnell
Without the peaceful street protests, the Republican convention would have been less democratic.

Crime After Crime
By Jens Soering
An inmate serving two life sentences relates the horror of prison rape and calls for reform.

Tracking the Field
By Steve Sailer
An un-PC scorecard of the Athens Olympic Games

As Goes Ohio
By Tom Piatak
Scene from a swing state

Citizen Hamdi
By Howard Sutherland
The Supreme Court’s liberal interpretation of the 14th Amendment offers citizenship to terrorists.

Fourteen Days: Parsing the Platform; Rich Lowry’s Enemies List; George P. Bush for President—of Mexico

Deep Background: The Next Jonathan Pollard; Republicans Abroad, an Endangered Species

Middle Kingdom Masterpiece
By Steve Sailer
Jet Li in “Hero”

Heil to the Chief
By Bill Kauffman
The Plot Against America by Philip Roth

Prometheus Unhinged
By Philip Gold
The Right Nation by John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge

Modernism & Other Heresies
By Paul Gottfried
The Church Confronts Modernity by Thomas E. Woods Jr.

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