Articles from National Review (May 3, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Instead of shouting and criticizing the American initiative, you have to bring democracy to your countries, and then there will be no need to fear America or your people," says Saif al-Islam Qaddafi, son of Libyan dictator, in al-Jazeera interview.		Brief Article	88
"Iraq is George Bush's Vietnam, and this country needs a new president," said Sen. Edward Kennedy in a speech at the Brookings Institution.		Brief Article	149
"Who are they?" says Kerry, of those who criticize him for being Roman Catholic and supporting abortion rights and same-sex unions.		Brief Article	130
2004 Caribbean: sailing November 13-20 on Post-Election Cruise.		Advertisement	1137
A church in Glassport, Pa., had the notion of putting on a show to make the point to worshippers, especially children, that the central figure of Easter is Jesus of Nazareth, not the Easter bunny.			132
A spring selection.	Potemra, Michael	Book Review	1667
After the Masters, Tiger Woods flew to Fort Bragg, N.C.		Brief Article	58
An end to illusion.			752
Antoine de Saint-Exupery remains an attractive figure to contemplate, and the mystery of his death 60 years ago has now been cleared up.		Brief Article	180
Arlen Specter keeps losing ground.			14
At a fundraiser in Los Angeles, President Bush joked, "I used to think my brother, Jeb, was the coolest governor," referring of course to the superior coolness of California's own governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger.		Brief Article	188
Below is a recent example of Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury.			35
Bill Perkins, a member of the New York City Council, wants to name a street after Benjamin Davis (1904-1964), a former city councilman and member of the Communist party.		Brief Article	146
Blame game: the Democrats' search for 9/11 'contradictions'.	York, Byron		1527
Book report.	Derbyshire, John	Column	1017
Boomerang! Republicans should not try to beat Democrats at their own campaign-finance game.	Hayward, Allison R.		1438
Bush vs. U.S.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		555
Clashes: their way is not our way--but we must adapt to their way.	Pryce-Jones, David		1176
Crimes of the century.	Pryce-Jones, David	Book Review	1218
Defending our Freedoms at Home and Abroad: Sean Hannity delivers an essential handbook on defeating terrorism, despotism and liberalism.		Book Review	216
Family romance.			399
Fatima.	O'Connell, Richard	Poem	102
Felicitating the fat man.	Schiele, George	Letter to the Editor	254
Few, proud, remarkable: with U.S. Marines-to-be.	Lowry, Richard		1400
Former senator Bob Kerrey, a member of the 9/11 commission, questioned national security adviser Condoleezza Rice and also gave a little audition for the Democrats' veep slot.		Brief Article	123
Free the media.	DeLong, James V.	Book Review	1181
Gov. Jeb Bush (R., Fla.) endorses driver's licenses for illegal aliens: "We shouldn't allow them to come into the country to begin with, but once they're here, what do you do?		Brief Article	117
Help!!!!	von Dreele, W.H.	Cartoon	91
In a turn of events surprising to no one, Donna Mills, the dreadlocked Manhattan supreme-court judge on trial for driving under the influence, has been acquitted.		Brief Article	153
In Washington Post poll, President Bush receives 48 percent approval rating.		Brief Article	137
Jay Leno: "They say John Kerry is the first Democratic presidential candidate in history to raise $50 million in a three-month period.			35
John Kerry invoked Pius XXIII in his defense.			19
Kerry's bishop said that he should not present himself for communion as long as he supports abortion, and Kerry shot back: "I don't tell church officials what to do, and church officials shouldn't tell American politicians what to do in the context of our public life.".		Brief Article	238
Kicking the corpse: why the mutilation of dead bodies repulses us--or should.	Dalrymple, Theodore	Column	1216
Last year, Oliver Stone made a movie called Comandante.		Brief Article	94
Let there be light.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Column	718
Media moralists are convinced that something has to be done about stock options.		Brief Article	238
Mighty mindedness.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Book Review	690
No child left behind: no unfunded mandate.	Peterson, Paul E.		498
Notes & asides.	Bauer, Barbara N.	Letter to the Editor	364
Outsource, outsource, and outsource some more: a boon to the American economy.	Griswold, Daniel T.	Column	2044
Pat Toomey continues to make headway against liberal Republican senator Arlen Specter.		Brief Article	114
Pay it forward.	Moore, Stephen		624
Perhaps some of you are worried about the fact that Zack Exley, one of the leading anti-Bush attack dogs at MoveOn.org, has now become a top official of the Kerry campaign.		Brief Article	168
President Bush signed the ban on partial-birth abortion in November, but now our second legislature--the federal judiciary--is deciding whether to accept or veto it.		Brief Article	156
Purging the spending binge.	Walker, Greg		201
Question: Who is the most widely syndicated op-ed columnist in the United States?		Brief Article	47
Rep. Pat Toomey (R., Pa.) debates Sen. Arlen Specter (R., Pa.) before GOP primary: "I represent the Republican wing of the Republican party.".		Brief Article	129
Republicans control both chambers of the Virginia legislature.		Brief Article	118
Rice uncooked.			622
Rosy-Fingered Dawn.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	46
Security and politics: get the latter right, and you'll have the former.	Clawson, Patrick		1115
Sen. Chris Dodd recently praised his colleague and fellow Democrat Sen. Robert Byrd by saying that "he would have been a great senator at any moment....		Brief Article	149
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D., Mass.), in Brookings Institution speech: "This president has now created the largest credibility gap since Richard Nixon.		Brief Article	194
The ACLU has filed a class-action suit against the government, challenging its "no-fly list" on grounds that it violates passengers' constitutional rights to privacy and due process.		Brief Article	161
The arboretum in the city of Derby is believed to be England's oldest public park.		Brief Article	207
The cost of weakness: when al-Jazeera loves Ted K....	Rubin, Michael		1108
The freedom framers.	Ponnuru, Ramesh	Book Review	1611
The gold standard.	Bramwell, Austin W.	Book Review	1161
The L word: how to gain legitimacy in Iraq?	O'Sullivan, John		1301
The long view.	Long, Rob		860
The other bright new idea in Gotham, besides naming streets after Communists, is to let non-citizens who are legal immigrants vote in New York City elections.		Brief Article	77
The president's council on bioethics, aka the Kass council, is again being criticized--but this time, by social conservatives.		Brief Article	261
The Race to Watch.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	44
The un-Kerry: meet John O'Neill, the Vietnam vet who once debated John Kerry on The Dick Cavett Show.	Rose, Alexander		1460
They charge war crimes: how John Kerry et al. have defamed the American serviceman in Vietnam.	Owens, MacKubin T.	Column	3081
Wal-Mart, our biggest and arguably best company, has suffered a defeat.		Brief Article	151
We may have turned the corner on jobs, with 308,000 having been created in March.		Brief Article	205