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Current Issue	January 29, 2007 Issue Going for Broke By Andrew J. Bacevich Endorsing the Baker report would have meant denouncing the Freedom Agenda, so Bush is betting everything on a surge to salvage his war. The Failure of Fusionism By Daniel McCarthy The breakdown of their alliance with the Right leaves libertarians entertaining suitors. Fight Now—Pay Later By W. James Antle III What happens to the Republican coalition when neoconservative calls for a larger military collide with supply-siders’ tax cuts? I Hate Therefore I Am By Peter Wood American politics have always been mean and messy, but now anger is all the rage. Leftward Christian Soldiers By Darryl Hart The Religious Right’s left turn Demon Fries By Michael Brendan Dougherty New York cuts the fat, adds regulation Drama Queens & Showstoppers By Steve Sailer Divas hit high notes with “Dreamgirls." Russian Giant By Kevin Lynch The Solzhenitsyn Reader: New and Essential Readings 1947-2005 edited by Edward E. Ericson Jr. and Daniel J. Mahoney When One Man Ruled the World By Daniel Larison Caesar: Life of a Colossus by Adrian Goldsworthy	Ghost Over the Conservative Graveyard By W. Wesley McDonald The Essential Russell Kirk: Selected Essays edited by George A. Panichas Of Terrorists, Tyrants, & Martyrs By Patrick J. Buchanan Think Tank Warriors By Taki For neocons, disaster doesn’t mean defeat. Fourteen Days: Wanted: Partisans for Peace; Produce More Fords; Ahmadinejad’s Rebuke Editorial: Bush's Last Stand Deep Background: Criminal Contracts in Iraq; Special Plans for Syria and Iran Purchase an online edition of this issue immediately! Copyright © 2007 The American Conservative