Articles from National Review (November 8, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"We have to get back to the place we were, where terrorists are not the focus of our lives, but they're a nuisance," John Kerry told The New York Times Magazine.		Brief Article	204
20 Years, 5 Bills.	von Dreele, W.H.	Brief Article	48
After intense negotiations, the Senate has unanimously passed the North Korea Human Rights Act of 2004.		Brief Article	174
An amazing pass: one minute, we're talking about tolerance for homosexuals; the next, we're watching them marry.	Decter, Midge		1718
Babi Yar ... Katyn Forest ... the "killing fields" of Communist Cambodia ... Mass graves, filled with the corpses of unarmed people, executed en masse by despotic regimes, have been one of the most horrible features of our age of horrors.			185
Boxing day.	Derbyshire, John	Column	1011
Buffettville.	Carney, Steve	Letter to the Editor	154
Christopher Reeve, Superman from the movies, is dead.			177
Country at a crossroads: November 2 will say a lot about the American people, and our future.	Hanson, Victor Davis		2283
December Fifth.	Runyeon, William	Poem	120
Democracy--you gotta love it.		Brief Article	97
Democrats, outraged that Sinclair Broadcasting is airing parts of the anti-Kerry documentary Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal, are demanding equal time.		Brief Article	214
Dissimulation reigns.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		757
Don't know much about politics: the curse of the ignorant voter.	O'Beirne, Kate		943
Eighteen reservists from the 343rd Quartermaster Company refused to convoy supplies over a 150-mile route in central Iraq, saying that their trucks were a) old and b) without armored escorts.		Brief Article	125
Facing the "crippling prospect" of "worldwide inter-Anglican conflict," a commission appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury has rebuked the Episcopal Church of the United States for ordaining Bishop Gene Robinson, a divorced gay man who lives with his lover.		Brief Article	151
God Bless Australia.	von Dreele, W.H.		48
Gov. Jeb Bush (R., Fla.), on ABC News: "I'm not going to run for president in 2008.".		Brief Article	123
Hardy perennial.	Karnick, S.T.	Book Review	1246
Help!!!!			37
How do I disdain thee?		Brief Article	209
If you relied exclusively on the mainstream media for the news, you'd surely believe that the war in Iraq was a distraction from the War on Terror.		Brief Article	222
In all the debates, John Kerry criticized Bush for allowing Osama bin Laden to escape at the battle of Tora Bora in December 2001 by relying on unreliable local proxy forces.		Brief Article	182
In his bid for reelection, George W. Bush deserves the support of conservatives.			1369
In The Hotline's survey of state polls, President Bush leads in 26 states worth 218 electoral votes and John Kerry leads in 18 states worth 221 electoral votes (270 needed to win).		Brief Article	188
Jacques Derrida was a thinker of many facets.		Brief Article	274
Jay Leno: "Besides being Columbus Day, today is also Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrating Native Americans.		Brief Article	38
Jazz at Lincoln Center, a popular and well-funded New York City jazz program, has opened in new quarters at the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle, to a spate of articles on its famous artistic director, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis.		Brief Article	150
John Edwards, in vice-presidential debate: "The president said that he would unite this country, that he was a uniter, not a divider.		Brief Article	103
John Kerry told the Des Moines Register that should President Bush win a second term there is "a great potential for a draft.".		Brief Article	150
Just say non.	Herman, Arthur	Book Review	1345
Kerry on whether 9/11 changed him, in New York Times: "It didn't change me much at all.".		Brief Article	156
Kerry went out of his way to invoke Ronald Reagan in the debates.		Brief Article	84
Kerry's cold war: lest we forget ...	Charen, Mona		1533
Lies, damned lies, and journalists: who's telling the biggest whoppers?	Ponnuru, Ramesh		2087
Living text.	Wilson, John	Book Review	1211
Long live oil.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		689
Matt Damon has said he'd pay a million dollars to get Kerry elected.			21
More for less.	Leef, George C.	Letter to the Editor	228
Notes & asides.		Transcript	1780
One of the too-good-to-check stories of American politics is that George Smathers beat Claude Pepper in a Florida Senate race by telling audiences that Pepper's sister was a "thespian.".		Brief Article	229
Our vaccine-makers need a shot in the arm.		Brief Article	110
Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski: "It is really sad that a senator with 20 years of experience does not notice the Polish input into the coalition and the Polish sacrifice.			92
Post Office announces that Ronald Reagan will appear on stamp early next year.		Brief Article	54
President for life: what the election means for abortion and related issues.	Bradley, Gerard V.		1254
Public races to get dollars by deadline: the rush to get them at Face Value may predict our next president.	Fisher, Laura		664
Queen of the desert.	Stuttaford, Andrew	Book Review	1030
Rather delightful.	Ducker, John	Letter to the Editor	150
Reagan as pundit.	Hayward, Steven F.	Book Review	1192
Republicans are crude, insensitive, and intolerant? They're not the ones making fun of the handicapped for political gain.		Brief Article	153
Rodney Dangerfield was a great American, leading a classic American life.		Obituary	126
Saddam lives.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		634
Senate races come down to wire.		Brief Article	132
Talk about dirty campaigning!			22
Team spirit.	Nordlinger, Jay	Movie Review	1410
The "hip-hop artist" KRS-One, ne Kris Parker, thinks the 9/11 attacks served us right.		Brief Article	161
The democrats' fantasy island: where they will be if they lose.	O'Sullivan, John		1952
The Economics Prize, fortunately, is more serious.		Brief Article	116
The European Union has, naturellement, a Justice and Home Affairs Council, and that council needs a commissioner to represent it in the EU Commission.		Brief Article	141
The final result of the vote in Afghanistan won't be known for some time, though it looks as if Hamid Karzai has beaten off 16 contenders and will be elected president by a good majority.		Brief Article	204
The Great Scandinavian Frolic of the Nobel Prize usually enlivens the fall season.		Brief Article	198
The latest group to claim "pride" in their lifestyle choice is the asexuals.		Brief Article	169
The long view.	Long, Rob		929
The next time you hear Kerry whining about Republican "scare tactics," remember Spokane, Wash.		Brief Article	210
The old (electoral) college cheer: why we have it; why we need it.	Uhlmann, Michael M.		1482
The outspender.	Moore, Stephen		626
The qualified teacher charade.	Moe, Terry M.		569
There is fitful progress in Iraq.		Brief Article	121
Unlucky Pierre Salinger was a one-man epitome of the unraveling of post-war liberalism.		Brief Article	146
You wouldn't know it from reading the New York Times, which buried the story on page 16, but Australia had an election and--guess what?		Brief Article	137