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May 10, 2004 ISSUE
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Cover The Best of Bad Choices
Christopher Layne
Given the improbability of internationalizing the occupation and the implausibility of bringing in more troops, America should set a timetable for leaving IraqArticles Desperately Seeking a Strongman 
James Pinkerton
Iraq needs someone who can establish central authority, restore a monopoly on violence, and eliminate the bin Ladenites. We know just the guy.Democracy Explodes Over Iraq
Fred Reed
Few survivors expected Hate Hoax
Steve Sailer
Claremont’s hate-crime fraud International (Not So) Greatness
Leon Hadar
The administration’s Greater Middle East initiative is an exercise in self-delusion. Can't Get No Satisfaction
Kara Hopkins
The Progress Paradox by Gregg Easterbrook News Fourteen Days
Taxes and Turncoats; Weekly Standard Says More Wars Next Term; Driving Illegal Immigration; Castenada vs. HuntingtonDeep Background
Philip Giraldi
The Mexican Exception; Heroin, Our GIs’ Afghan Companion Arts & Letters Film: Tarantino's Brain
Steve Sailer
Quentin Tarantino’s “Kill Bill: Vol. 2”"Saint" Alger's Botox
R.J. Stove
Alger Hiss’s Looking-Glass Wars by G. Edward White Blaming Whitey
Elizabeth Wright
The End of Blackness by Debra J. Dickerson Columns Fallujah: High Tide of Empire?
Patrick J. Buchanan
America is not cut out to rule the world.Neocon Artists
Taki
The Best of Bad Choices
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