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Table of Contents
April 2004 (v15, no4)

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Features

Fear Factor

Our hype-driven culture thrives on confusing reality with fantasy and on making us afraid that we're making the wrong choice. Sounds a lot like the Bush re-election campaign.

Handle With Care

Iraq we've invaded. North Korea we won't. That leaves Iran, where most people are eager for change -- but not the kind that current U.S. policy would deliver. Here's a smarter way.

Kerry's Women

Mary Beth Cahill is just the best known of four women calling the shots for Team Kerry (a presidential-level first). They guided his primary comeback; now comes the hard part.

Misoverestimated

Yes, the hard-liners have outflanked and humiliated Colin Powell. But don't feel sorry for him. He has no one to blame but himself.

Reaching to the Choir

Think all evangelicals are right-wingers? Don't believe everything you read. Just as many are politically moderate. Can Democrats win their votes? God only knows, it's worth a try.

Truth Squad

The embattled 9-11 commission has two jobs: get the facts right and figure out exactly who failed when. The Bush administration doesn't seem so keen on that second part.


Columns

The Last Word

W.'s Second Term: If you think the first is bad ...

The Taxonomist

Social Security's Zealous Raider


Culture & Books

Foreign Discomfort

Review of The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic

Incurious George

Reviews of The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, The White House, and the Education of Paul O'Neill

Liberalism's Lost Script

Democrats used to thrive on Hollywood endings. Today, liberalism is more like a dark, complicated novel. It's time to go back to making movies.

One-Sided World

Review of In Defense of Globalization

Return to Empire

Reviews of An End to Evil: How to Win the War on Terror and America's Inadvertent Empire.

Soft News, Hard Cash

Reviews of Backstory: Inside the Business of News and All the News That's Fit to Sell: How the Market Transforms Information into News

The Muscle State

Review of Closing the Leadership Gap: Why Women Can and Must Help Run the World


Departments

Good Work

Job strategies for the new economy.


Dispatches

Immigration Conflagration

Bush's guest-worker plan was a clumsy attempt to pander to Hispanics. It didn't please them, and now border-state conservatives are up in arms.

Injudicious

The Senate Judiciary Committee has long been partisan. But with recess appointments and the GOP stealing computer files, it's now also rigged.

Road Nap

Bush has been a friend to Israel -- rhetorically. But look at the record: a disengaged America and an Israel far less safe than it was four years ago.

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