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August 1, 2005 Issue
Failure Is An Option
By Christopher Layne
Withdrawing from Iraq would be less damaging to American security than “staying the course.”
Leaving No Child Left Behind
By W. James Antle III
The grassroots revolt against Bush’s centralizing education-reform plan.
Community Centered
By William S. Lind
New Urbanism—not just for statists anymore
Property Wrongs
By Steven Anderson
The Supreme Court’s eminent-domain decision amounts to robbery under law.
Life, Liberty, and a Guaranteed Pension?
By Carl F. Horowitz
Social Security isn’t the only retirement scheme going broke.
Our Afghan Winter
By Eric S. Margolis
Afghanistan: no victory in sight
Free Trade’s Human Toll
By James Gass
CAFTA means more misery than prosperity for Central America
Fourteen Days: Mexicans Call It Amnesty; Newt Predicts the Future; Larry Franklin’s Gulag
Deep Background: In Case of Emergency, Nuke Iran; Give Tenet Another Medal; Iraq’s Police Brutality
In the Name of the Father
By Steve Sailer
Fathers and sons in “Broken Flowers” and “The Beautiful Country”
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