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December 2006

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Features

  • Gettysburg, Again

    Thomas Schaller

  • It Wasn't Just Iraq

    Jacob Hacker

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    Harold Meyerson

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    Drew Westen

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    Spencer Ackerman

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    Tara McKelvey

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    Jo-Ann Mort

Columns

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    Robert Kuttner

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    Mark Schmitt

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    Congressman Barney Frank

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    Harold Meyerson

Dispatches

  • While Thousands Die

    Mark Goldberg

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    Ezra Klein

Culture

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    Todd Gitlin

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    David Greenberg

  • The Good in Good Politics

    Deborah Stone

  • Restraining the Judges

    Gordon Silverstein

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