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December 19, 2005 Issue
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End of the Rainbow
By Roger D. McGrath
Blacks lose the most ground in Los Angeles’ ongoing Hispanicization.
French Lessons
By Steve Sailer
Our Oldest Enemy: A History of America’s Disasterous Relationship with France by John J. Miller and Mark Molesky
Innocent Abroad
By Leon Hadar
Karen Hughes brings the gospel of Bush to the heathen masses.
Free Vermont
By Bill Kauffman
The Green Mountain State’s secession movement brings together hippie greens and libertarian gun owners.
Siberian Shamans at Wal-Mart
By John Zmirak
A blessed Santaclaustide to one and all!
Diminishing Returns
By W. James Antle III
Tax cuts and liberal-baiting may no longer be a surefire electoral strategy for the GOP.
Fourteen Days
Murtha-Hagel ’08; Republicans’ loose construction of the Magna Carta; Edwards feels heat, sees light
Deep Background
By Philip Giraldi
Businessmen cash out of Syria; Chechen mob supplies al-Qaeda; Argentina’s bungled counter-terrorism
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Film: Some of My Best Friends
By Steve Sailer“Rent” doesn’t pay.
The Worst and the Dullest
By Scott McConnellThe Assassins’ Gate: America in Iraq by George Packer
It's All Greek to Victor Davis Hanson
By Gary Brecher A War Like No Other by Victor Davis Hanson
Dueling Loyalties
By Howard SutherlandThe 50% American: Immigration and National Identity in the Age of Terror by Stanley A. Renshon
Who Killed General Motors?
By Patrick J. Buchanan
The Death of Economic Patriotism
The Cost of Sycophancy
By William Pfaff
Once-imperial Britain learns to kowtow.
Princely Advice
By Taki
The president should read The Prince.
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