Articles from The American Conservative (August 27, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
At a National Security Council meeting in mid-July, the principals discussed the actions the U.S. should take in the event of a domestic terrorist attack this summer.	Giraldi, Philip	Brief article	249
Bringing diversity to the debate.	Krikorian, Mark		1710
C'est moi.		Brief article	281
Can we win the ideological war? Asked during World War II why the British continued to fight so ferociously, Churchill is said to have snorted, "if we stop, you'll find out.".	Buchanan, Patrick J.		774
Crediting Nixon.	Wright, Gene	Letter to the editor	249
Debatable statements.		Brief article	287
Democracy delusion: the misconception that values won the Cold War.	Michta, Andrew A.		2172
Ex-president McCain: from maverick to heir apparent to aging senator--and it only cost $28 million.	Weigel, David		1677
Fred head.	Brantley, Robert	Letter to the editor	333
Hired guns.		Brief article	190
Let's not go Dutch: amnesty's track record in Europe should discourage American imitators.	Belien, Paul		1568
Many Americans would be surprised to learn that, thanks to Congress, Israeli companies are allowed to bid on extremely sensitive defense department and intelligence agency projects.	Giraldi, Philip	Brief article	268
Musharraf on the edge.	Larison, Daniel		725
Nothing doing: taking time to be human in a workaholic world.	Kallmer, Brent		1123
Novak gets the scoop on Novak.	Merry, Robert W.	Biography	2437
One-child foreign policy: lower birth rates will alter both society and strategy.	Kurth, James	Cover story	3771
Opium of the intellectuals.	Congdon, Lee		1447
Rationed choice.	Treecraft, Dan	Letter to the editor	227
Regress report.		Brief article	235
Talk, talk against the dying of the light.	Sailer, Steve	Movie review	726
The chips are down: with our computers frozen, would the U.S. still be a superpower? China intends to find out.	Salhani, Claude		1523
The lost summer: this is for us oldies. Remember when the summers lasted longer back then, when all men seemed to wear hats, and women acted like ladies?	Taki		706
Wanna buy a war?		Brief article	184
What Hillary hides: passionate yet distant, pious yet deceptive, the former first lady is the most provocative of the 2008 presidential candidates--and perhaps the least known.	von Hoffman, Nicholas		2455
Zealous for Zion: John Hagee assembles the Amen Corner's Amen Corner.	Dougherty, Michael Brendan		1554