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February 28, 2005 ISSUE
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Articles Wilson's Ghost 
Christopher Layne
Far from preserving liberty at home, endless wars for democracy abroad undermine our Republic.The Anti-Conservatives
Patrick J. Buchanan
Bush would do better to heed the words of John Quincy Adams that America “goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy” than to hearken to the neocons’ globalist fantasies. The Education of Larry Summers
Steve Sailer
The president of Harvard learns not to do math without feminist flashcards. Republican Race Card
W. James Antle III
Conservatives learn the liberal game of crying racism when a minority nominee is challenged. Flooding Long Island
Richard Cummings
Unchecked immigration overwhelms Long Island. Losing Their Religion
Paul Gottfried
Neocons convert Puritans to Americanism. Left Behind
Marian Kester Coombs
Kids are rebelling against having nothing to rebel against. News Fourteen Days
Vote, Declare Victory, and Come Home; Farewell to Feith; Roe v. Hillary; Social Security or Social Conservatives?Deep Background
Philip Giraldi
Iran Will Fight Back; Feith Scapegoats Rumsfeld, Updates Résumé Arts & Letters Film: And the Award Goes to...
Steve Sailer
Academy Awards RundownNaked Ambition
Doug Bandow
The Empire Has No Clothes: U.S. Foreign Policy Exposed by Ivan Eland Democracy for All
Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
The Universal Hunger for Liberty: Why the Clash of Civilizations Is Not Inevitable by Michael Novak Isn't It Romantic?
Leon Hadar
The Bullet’s Song: Romantic Violence and Utopia by William Pfaff Columns Radical Son
Justin Raimondo
The fire in Bush’s mind is the spark of revolution, and though he may not have read Dostoyevsky, his speechwriters have.Fat Cats for Africa
Taki
Bill Clinton and Angelina Jolie team up to fight hunger in Africa.
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