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COVER
History's Back
by Robert Kagan

EDITORIAL
What Is To Be Done?
by Frederick W. Kagan

Blaming the Victim
by Matthew Continetti

SCRAPBOOK
Peter W. Rodman, 1943-2008

ARTICLES
To Drill, or Not to Drill
by Stephen F. Hayes

European Disunion
by Kenneth R. Weinstein

China Looks Across the Strait
by Dan Blumenthal & Christopher Griffin

Iraq's Oil Progress
by Michael Makovsky

FEATURES
Destination Malabo
by Mark Hemingway

BOOKS & ARTS
Track Record
by Franklin Freeman

Man of Courage
by Harvey Mansfield

One Hit Wonder
by Barton Swaim

Machine Politics
by Fred Barnes

National Treasures
by Mary Katherine Ascik

Who Are You?
by Jeremy Rabkin

Petit's Gift
by John Podhoretz

CASUAL
Jon From Alexandria
by Jonathan V. Last

CORRESPONDENCE
Colorado, whiners, and more

PARODY
John Edwards's House: The Complete Makeover


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Rush Limbaugh Has Never Met McCain?

Perhaps the McCain campaign should schedule a meeting between the two:

“I’ve never even met the man, never spoken to him,” Limbaugh said. “I’m sure there are things about him I’d like if we meet. This isn’t personal.” He then delivered a litany of the presumptive nominee’s personal failings — too old, too intense, too opportunistic, too liberal. But, he assured me, he would be with McCain in the fall. “It’s like the Super Bowl,” he told me. “If your team isn’t in it, you root for the team you hate less. That’s McCain.”

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