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COVER
Let a Thousand Posters Bloom
by Jonathan V. Last

EDITORIAL
Let's Drill
by Fred Barnes

UN to Burma: Drop Dead
by Matthew Continetti

SCRAPBOOK
New Jersey Hall of Fame, etc.

ARTICLES
What's Up, Doc?
by Joseph Epstein

Dueling Redbaiters
by Ronald Radosh

A Medal for Brass
by Nina Shea

Our Hopeless Energy Policy
by Irwin M. Stelzer

California's Gift to McCain?
by John McCormack

Red as in Rust
by Reuben F. Johhson

A Conspiracy So Lunatic...
by John H. Hinderaker

FEATURES
A Theme for McCain's Pudding
by Yuval Levin

BOOKS & ARTS
Big Bad John
by Robert D. Novak

Assassins' Trilogy
by Joel Schwartz

Animated Aristophanes
by Eli Lehrer

Americans Under Fire
by Mackubin Thomas Owens

Blessed to Give
by Martin Morse Wooster

CASUAL
Express Yourself
by Victorino Matus

PARODY
Anchors in love


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Heart-ache at Super Bowl Media Day

Before the assembled press horde, Patriot superstar Tom Brady, a.k.a. the best quarterback ever, urged people to be more responsible. But he wasn't just talking about sports stars. He urged everyone to go see Al Gore's tedious opus, "An Inconvenient Truth," because "it really is the truth." He then bragged about/confessed to driving a hybrid.

As a Patriot fan, I find this several times more disturbing than SpyGate.

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