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July 18, 2005 Issue
Europe’s Living Dead
By Peter Hitchens
Chirac and Schroeder’s attempts to revive the EU Constitution could lead to socialism across the continent.
The Logic of Suicide Terrorism
Robert Pape tells The American Conservative it’s not the fundamentalism, it’s the occupation.
The Fight of Santorum’s Life
By W. James Antle III
With a pro-life opponent and a base that believes he betrayed them, the incumbent senator is no lock for re-election.
Aid and Comfort
By Timothy P. Carney
The Export-Import Bank is subsidizing Chinese nuclear proliferation—at your expense.
Moscow’s Monroe Doctrine
By Robertson Morrow
America’s interest in a Greater Russia.
Mr. Company President is Sexy!
By A.G. Gancarski
Farewell to gray flannel
Fourteen Days: Iraqization: “It Means Them Fighting Instead of Us”; Pod the Lesser Polices Derbyshire; Help Wanted in Mexico
Judging the Judges: TAC’s take on potential Supreme Court picks
Deep Background: “Terrorists” Serve 11 Months; Karzai: Puppet with Cut Strings; Same Old Khaddafi
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Film in Rhyme? Yes, It’s Time
By Steve Sailer
“Yes” to cinematic couplets
Don’t Blame the Rednecks
By David Gordon
Black Rednecks and White Liberals by Thomas Sowell
One Plum Biography
By Kelly Jane Torrance
Wodehouse: A Life by Robert McCrum and Snobs by Julian Fellowes
Jazz Meets Pop Plays Classical
By Mark Gauvreau Judge
Is Failure Now an Option?
By Patrick J. Buchanan
The high price of losing Iraq
Audit Africa
By Taki
Africa needs an audit, not
debt relief.
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Copyright © 2005
The American Conservative
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