September 27, 2004
Volume 10, Number 3
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Contents

Scrapbook
CBS News, the Nation, and more.
by The Scrapbook

Casual
Letter from Bedlam
by Joseph Epstein

Correspondence
Republicans in NYC, etc.

Editorial
Victory or Surrender
by William Kristol

Articles
Unfortunate Democrats
by Matthew Continetti

Swinging Right
by Fred Barnes

Trigger Happy
by Katherine Mangu-Ward

Another War He Didn't Like
by Duncan Currie

Prairie Politics
by Joseph Bottum

Rewriting the Koran
by Stephen Schwartz

The End of Gitmo Limbo
by Thomas F. Powers

Diversity Dropouts
by Mark Bauerlein

Features
What Blogs Have Wrought
by Jonathan V. Last

Books & Arts
Meow!
by Andrew Ferguson

The Candied Decade
by Cynthia Grenier

Shrinking the President
by Irwin Savodnik

The Standard Reader

Parody
Young, young Republicans learn about politics the hard way.

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Nothing To Do With the Truth
John Kerry continues to insist that Saddam Hussein had "nothing to do with al Qaeda." And he continues to be wrong.


 

Bullying Taiwan
In China's quest to dominate Taiwan, no arena is off-limits and no insult is too petty.


 

Lugar's Other Comments
The media played up Richard Lugar's recent remarks about President Bush; will they do the same with his assessment of Senator Kerry?


 

Dear Mr. Rather . . .
Thanks for telling us that the memos were fake, but we still have a few questions for you.


 
 

Red Ink in the Skies
Why the airline industry is losing money, filing for bankruptcy, and still not going out of business.


 

Storm Front
Will Florida's hurricanes really impact the presidential election?


 

Prairie Politics
From the September 27, 2004 issue: Daschle, Thune, and the race for South Dakota.


 
 

Diana Kerry Speaks Australian
John Kerry's sister thinks U.S. policy is endangering the people from Down Under.


 

For Kerry, It's Always Vietnam
The subtext of John Kerry's Monday morning Iraq speech.


 

Who's Better in the Driver's Seat?
From the September 19, 2004 Los Angeles Times: Figures don't say everything. Republicans have their successes.


 

From Good to Great
At long last, the Special Edition of "Goodfellas" on DVD.


 

CBS News, the Nation, and more.
From the September 27, 2004 issue: Adventures in "Fake But Accurate" reporting.


 
 

Meow!
From the September 27, 2004 issue: Kitty Kelley claws the Bushes.


 

What Blogs Have Wrought
From the September 27, 2004 issue: How the guys sitting at their computers in pajamas humiliated the suits at CBS News


 
 

Victory or Surrender
From the September 27, 2004 issue: John Kerry has apparently decided the war is unwinnable, and he's for getting out.


 

Ducks, Ferrets, and Arnold--Oh My!
As if things weren't strange enough--it's bill signing season in the Golden State.


 
 

Kerry's Flip-Flopping on Russia
The senator has two views on promoting democracy in Russia, too.


 

No Terrorism in Iraq Before the War?
Who does John Kerry think he's kidding?


 

Call in Congress
Why Congress should hold hearings on CBS's 60 Minutes forgery scandal.


 



Question of the Week

CBS II
Now that they've admitted their documents were forged, what happens next at CBS?
Mary Mapes is fired.
Dan Rather "resigns."
Andrew Heyward is fired.
Nothing, everyone skates.

   

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