Articles from National Review (April 5, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"I've met with foreign leaders who can't go out and say this publicly," said Kerry at a recent fundraiser, "but, boy, they look at you and say, 'You've got to win this.		Brief Article	117
"Suggest that immigration, legal or otherwise, not only is in the American tradition but a net benefit to our economy besides, and watch the editors at National Review and the pseudo-populists at Fox News come unhinged".		Brief Article	106
2004 Bermuda Cruise: sailing May 12-19 on the Radisson Seven Sea Cruises MS Navigator.	Sikorski, Radek	Advertisement	1282
2004 has been a hard-hitting campaign so far, and rightly so.		Brief Article	152
A clash of interests: will it be the national interest, or the interests of the 'international community'? This is a campaign question.	Rivkin, David B., Jr.		1535
A defeat in Spain.			618
A new kind of army.	Beran, Michael Knox	Book Review	1400
A new planet has swum into our ken, an icy sphere 1,000 miles across and four times farther from the sun than Pluto.		Brief Article	199
A wretched place on earth: the agony of Haiti, unending and worsening.	Daniels, Anthony		1332
Accidental discovery of mysterious "Gold Rush" coin stuns experts: world's rarest U.S. $20 gold proof found: the San Francisco Mint 1854 double eagle proof!		Advertisement	574
Alternatives for Bush.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		688
American policy is cracking the ice cap of Baathist oppression that has settled over Syria these 40 years.		Brief Article	306
Bad news from Spain.			14
Bad policy, pure and simple.	Geddes, Rick		546
Blame game.	Ponnuru, Ramesh	Letter to the Editor	353
Bloody passion.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Movie Review	651
Blowing it: the administration's spending is inexcusable, no matter what the White House spin.	DeHaven, Tad		2239
Bush is the one: there is no choice--and he is not an echo, either.	Frum, David		2071
Coming up to the 15th anniversary of the massacres in Tiananmen Square, any expression of sympathy for the demonstrating students and workers remains taboo in China's state-controlled media.		Brief Article	198
Congress approves defense budgets and declares war, the Senate ratifies treaties and confirms top diplomats and bureaucrats.		Brief Article	140
Defend the Bush Economy, Stupid!	Moore, Stephen		668
Farewell, fat man.	Nordlinger, Jay		1294
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger flexed political muscle in getting California voters to approve Propositions 57 and 58.		Brief Article	181
Harvard political scientist Samuel P. Huntington, whose 1993 essay "The Clash of Civilizations" launched a thousand discussion groups, has been setting the cat among the pigeons again.		Brief Article	182
Help!!!!	von Dreele, W.H.		46
I'd rather quit than fight.	Muller, Eugene W.	Letter to the Editor	143
In North Korea, Radio Pyongyang broadcasts Kerry speeches and comments on them "in glowing terms," according to Financial Times.			61
In other opera news, the Los Angeles Times committed a howler with respect to Die Frau ohne Schatten--another Strauss opera.		Brief Article	85
In our last issue, we reported that Orrin Hatch was considering a constitutional amendment that would protect the authority of state legislatures to make decisions concerning marriage.		Brief Article	162
In the case of Martha Stewart, both justice and injustice have been done.		Brief Article	106
In Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, President Bush leads Sen. John Kerry, 47 percent to 45 percent.		Brief Article	221
It doesn't matter who is casting the votes, said Josef Stalin, an undoubted expert--what matters is who's counting them.		Brief Article	174
It is with great pleasure that we announce the birth of a new conservative magazine--a Canadian one--christened Western Standard.		Brief Article	68
It isn't even past.	Teachout, Terry	Book Review	1068
It was a firing heard 'round the world.		Brief Article	182
It would be nice if Congress got the federal budget under control.		Brief Article	211
Joe Simpson.	Mezey, Robert	Poem	121
Kerry on Republicans, according to Chicago Tribune: "These guys are the most crooked, you know, lying group I've ever seen.		Brief Article	275
McCain, Tempted.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	46
New Allamo Film promotes PC History.	Clayton, B. Forrest		670
No more Mr. nice guy: the death of George W. Bush's 'compassionate conservatism'.	Ponnuru, Ramesh	Cover Story	2138
Notes & asides.	Walker, Tim	Letter to the Editor	528
One of the bonuses of the Iraq campaign was the capture of Abu Abbas in Baghdad, where he was living courtesy of Saddam Hussein.		Brief Article	229
Open wide!	Derbyshire, John	Column	1017
Our last cold war casualty ... and a hero of the age.	Miller, John J.		2490
Pander gridlock alert: John Kerry, defending "gay rights" before a black audience, explained that when "Mr. King gets dragged behind a truck down [in] Texas by chains and his body is mutilated only because he's gay, I think that's a matter of rights in the United States of America".		Brief Article	87
Professional sports are a business, and, as such, need customers.		Brief Article	158
Putting assessments to work in the classroom.	Landgraf, Kurt M.		387
Saving life.	Sylva, Douglas A.	Book Review	1055
Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R., Colo.) says he won't run for reelection, reversing earlier decision to seek another term.		Brief Article	178
Senator Kerry says he is running to be America's second black president.			24
The German way.	Pryce-Jones, David	Book Review	1118
The impossible reform.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		711
The long view.	Long, Rob		829
The phrase "Cheeseburger Bill" refers not to the 42nd president, but to H.R. 339, a piece of legislation intended to prohibit obese people from suing fast-food franchises for their condition.		Brief Article	191
The president's council on bioethics, led by Leon Kass, is taking heat from liberals and libertarians upset that it is allegedly stacked with supporters of the president's policies.		Brief Article	203
The sickness unto death.	Hibbs, Thomas	Book Review	1150
These alleged cures could make matters worse rather than better," says Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan on protectionist trade policies.		Brief Article	120
Think of her as the East Coast variant of that rare and fragrant California bloom Johnus Walkerus Lindhus.		Brief Article	207
Though you wouldn't know it from most media accounts, the U.S. achieved an important victory against nuclear-weapons-acquiring rogue states on March 13, when the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) resolved to criticize Iran for not fully disclosing the extent of its nuclear program.		Brief Article	210
Three dead.	Salamon, Samuel M.	Letter to the Editor	112
Too early to panic: the Bush team has a handle on the situation.	O'Beirne, Kate		1390
Twilight struggles: the Cold War and the Terror War, alike and not alike.	Pipes, Richard		1673
Uneasy Dems.	von Deere, W.H.	Poem	51
What do you mean 'we'? 9/11 families for Bush.	York, Byron		1291
While little old ladies flying to the next state to see their grandchildren can now expect to have their knitting needles impounded by airport security staff, vigilance is about to be relaxed on our nation's borders, at least for one favored class of foreigners.		Brief Article	200
You can say that again: Bill Clinton, in New York Daily News.			33