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EDITORIAL
The Thin Man
by William Kristol

SCRAPBOOK
Bob Herbert's History Lesson

ARTICLES
Don't Cry for Russia
by Cathy Young

Keynote Kalamities
by Matthew Continetti

Would You Hire Barack Obama?
by Dean Barnett

An Awkward Alliance
by Stephen F. Hayes

Unsuper Delegate
by Richard Burr

Hillary Supporters for McCain
by Salena Zito

FEATURES
Misfortunes of War
by Noemie Emery

The New Jews?
by Jennifer Rubin

Faith-Based Campaign
by Terry Eastland

BOOKS & ARTS
No Way Out
by Christopher J. Walker

The Texas Way
by William McKenzie

Crime Pays
by Steven J. Lenzner

Hef's Cold War
by Cynthia Grenier

Le Film Mediocre
by John Podhoretz

CASUAL
A Summer Car
by Joseph Bottum

PARODY
The Podestionary


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On Iraq, Washington Post is Quick to Correct Karen Hughes But Not Its Own Distortions and Glaring Omissions

Saturday's Post ran this piece under the headline, "Hughes Misreports Iraqi History Envoy Vastly Overstates Fact in Justifying War to Indonesian Students." Unfortunately, such vigilance by the Washington Post to keep its readers well informed doesn't apply here or here or here. Of course, the Post isn't alone. Somehow, I doubt the New York Daily News corrected this one.

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