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Grand Old Inquisitor

by Luke Mitchell,

The Republican Party’s gift of innocence

Quitting the paint factory

by Mark Slouka,

On the virtues of idleness

Gambling with abortion

by Cynthia Gorney,

Why both sides think they have everything to lose

The Osama endorsement

by Luke Mitchell,

Understanding the most dangerous constituency

Counter intelligence

by Jason Vest,

The recommendations of the 9/11 Commission are a dangerous muddle

Electing to leave

by Bryant Urstadt,

A reader's guide to expatriating on November 3

No joy in Sorrento

by Pat Jordan,

A baseball myth strikes out

Dying for dollars

by Bryan Mealer,

Are you ready for the Iraqi gold rush?

Risk Management

by Alicia Mundy,

The FDA’s deference to drug companies is bad for America’s health

Defining deviancy down

by Elisabeth Eaves,

The administration's case for legalizing war crimes

The Republican Democrat? Even some opponents credit Bush with “democratic idealism.” They are mistaken.

by Joshua Kurlantzick,

The influence of anxiety

by Frances FitzGerald,

What's the problem with young adult novels?

In defiance of gravity

by Tom Robbins,

Writing, wisdom, and the Fabulous Club Gemini

Chain of fools

by Jon Lackman,

In chain emails, the right has found its natural medium

Baghdad Year Zero

by Naomi Klein,

Pillaging Iraq in pursuit of a neocon utopia

Tentacles of rage

by Lewis H. Lapham,

The Republican propaganda mill, a brief history

Refining Graft

by Jamie Lincoln Kitman,

The oil industry may yet dodge the cleanup of MTBE

Last stop gas

by Paul Roberts,

Cheap oil, the only oil that matters, is just about gone

Changing of the guard

by Daniel Glick,

Feeling betrayed in Iraq, part-time U.S. soldiers may mutiny at the polls

The poison stream

by Matthew Power,

Sacrificing India’s poor on the altar of modernity

Et in Arcadia ego

by John Berger,

Liberalism Regained

Edited by Lewis H. Lapham,

Building the next progressive majority

So goes the nation

The state of our states is poor; and yet Bush, paradoxically, may benefit

Economy of scale

by Joshua Kurlantzick,

President Bush has been no friend to small business

Blood for oil

by Luke Mitchell,

The only justification that makes sense

Our own anthrax

by Edward Regis,

Dismantling America's weapons of mass destruction

Small Silences

by Edward Hoagland,

Listening for the lessons of nature

We are not immune

by Ronald J. Glasser,

Influenza, SARS, and the collapse of public health

Contract killers

by Nicholas Von Hoffman,

How privatizing the U.S. military subverts public oversight

Not a prayer

by Martin A. Lee,

Then as now, American schemes to change Islam have been dangerous folly

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Grand Old Inquisitor

Quitting the paint factory

Gambling with abortion

The Osama endorsement

Counter intelligence

Electing to leave

No joy in Sorrento

Dying for dollars

Risk Management

Defining deviancy down

The Republican Democrat? Even some opponents credit Bush with “democratic idealism.” They are mistaken.

The influence of anxiety

In defiance of gravity

Chain of fools

Baghdad Year Zero

Tentacles of rage

Refining Graft

Last stop gas

Changing of the guard

The poison stream

Et in Arcadia ego

Liberalism Regained

So goes the nation

Economy of scale

Blood for oil

Our own anthrax

Small Silences

We are not immune

Contract killers

Not a prayer

November 2004

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