November/December 2018
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Commentary
No Reset for Russia, Patrick J. Buchanan
Hell in a Bucket, Life in a Cup, Bill Kauffman
Where Trump Can Channel Reagan, Aram Bakshian Jr.
Editorial
Front Lines
Report Card: Trump’s Foreign Policy Midterm, Gil Barndollar
Taking on Protectionists, Jon Basil Utley
The Last Local Election, Telly Davidson
A Sino-Russo-American Alliance?, William S. Lind
Cover
Is China Waiting Us Out?, Michael Horton
Articles
Our First Elites, Robert W. Merry
The Permanent-War Complex, Gareth Porter
Trump Goes to Prison, Alan Greenblatt
Civil War U.S.A, Michael Vlahos
Drowning in the Military Swamp, Jeff Groom
Executing Justice, Arthur Rizer and Marc Hyden
Arts & Letters
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