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February 27, 2006 Issue
Democracy & Its Discontents
By Leon Hadar
Contrary to the daydreams of the Bush administration, voting does not necessarily bring peace to unstable societies.
Who Elected Hamas?
By M.J. Rosenberg
The victory of the Palestinian militants was eminently predictable and perhaps inevitable.
Cesar Chavez, Minuteman
By Steve Sailer
The labor leader campaigned against the illegal immigrants who undercut his union members’ wages—until he became an ethnic icon.
War in Error
By Andrew J. Bacevich
Destroying the village to save it from al-Qaeda
Don’t Democratize
By John Laughland
Deterrence worked with the Soviets. Why not Iran?
Food for Thought
By Rod Dreher
Conservatives know that we pay a price when we trade dining tables for drive-thrus.
War of the Worlds
By William S. Lind
The Christian West is caught between radical Islam and the Brave New World
Report Card
By W. James Antle III
Bush’s education reform plan turns four—and flunks.
Armies of the Right?
By Paul Gottfried
The new American militarism comes from the Left, not the Right.
Field Trip From Woody World
By Steve Sailer
Woody Allen’s “Match Point”
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