Streetcar Line
Fred Ain’t Dead
Quin Hillyer | 12.14.07
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Mike Huckabee’s disturbing record of extending forgiveness to violent criminals as governor of Arkansas raises serious questions about whether he would be the tough leader America needs to confront Islamic terrorism.
Mitt Romney goes after Huckabee on illegal immigration, but that might not be his best strategy.
Hillary gets in touch with her girlie side, while Barack reveals his “Double O” soul.
Business is good in Sicily and beyond, and very personal.
More of our annual holiday gift suggestions from distinguished readers and writers — continuing all week.
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W. Thomas Smith, Jr. came along at a very convenient time for the New Republic.
Romney's promise to govern by data and analysis raises alarming questions.
School reform is proving to be no picnic for well-intentioned big city mayors.
So the books keep piling up next to shelves that long ago ran out of room.
Our annual list of holiday gift suggestions from distinguished readers and writers — continuing all week.
The long-running off-Broadway show now brought to the silver screen.
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Joe McLaughlin gives antiwar — and anti-Cheney — Republican Walter Jones a primary challenge.
From Iran's nuclear program to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, the failures of the intelligence community keep us from understanding our enemies in the war on terrorism.
Hugo Chavez learns that sometimes losing is the best thing a despot can do.
Popular culture gives young killers a strange sense of what it means to go out in style.
Only educating the people about Islamic teachings of peace, justice, and equality can put it back in the bottle.
Mitt Romney, pro and con. Mortgage industry madness. Bailing out Bush. The book on Mormons. Plus more.
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