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February 14, 2005 Issue
Richard Nixon’s Revenge
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Somewhere Richard Nixon is smiling.
The Truth About Torture
By William Pfaff
Torture as shock-and-awe diplomacy
Totalitarian Chic
By Taki
The Prince’s Prank
Hunger for Dictatorship
By Scott McConnell
The war to end American democracy?
Dollar Drain
By Paul Craig Roberts
Can we remain a superpower with a collapsing currency?
Day Care-less
By Mary Eberstadt
It might be convenient for his mom, but have you ever asked a sick two-year-old how he feels about being dropped at the day care center?
A Tale of Two States
By Steve Sailer
Will America’s future be Texas or California?
I Witness
By Ralph de Toledano
My life with Whittaker Chambers
Lessons in Majority Rule
By Steve Sailer
Don Cheadle in “Hotel Rwanda”
Post-Apartheid in Black and White
By Carol Iannone
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A Muse of Fire
By R.J. Stove
Richard Wagner: The Last of the Titans by Joachim Köhler
Super Bowl Superhero
By Robert Stacy McCain
Namath: A Biography by Mark Kriegel
Fourteen Days: CBS Fires Them—What Does Bush Do?; The Nation Gets It Right; Gonzales’s “Unlawful Aliens But Otherwise Lawful Citizens”
Document: How to Be an Illegal Immigrant
Deep Background: The Saudis Could Have Saved Us; Coming Soon: Abu Ghraib 2
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The American Conservative
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