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The American Spectator •ï¿½35 Years, 347 Issues, 7,965 Articles, 21,115pp
Finding...
- The Continuing Crisis, pp. 8-9
- The Washington Club Dinner, pp. 10-11 A special TAS pictorial.
- Correspondence, pp. 12-13 Blame games, Baptists, &c.
- On the Prowl, pp. 14-15
- Editorials, pp. 16-19 Resenting Newt;Anything Goes
- Capitol Ideas, pp. 20-21 Dynamic Scoring
- Big Apple Reaganite, pp. 22-27 New York's Mayor Rudy Giuliani has championed conservative values in the capital of lib...
- Banking on Andy Cuomo, pp. 28-35 HUD Secretary and rising Democratic star Andrew Cuomo wants to go places-assuming he ca...
- Dumbing down Missile Defense, pp. 36-43 China, iran, and North Korea already have us in their sights, yet President Clinton den...
- Culture Vultures, pp. 44-45 Wales of a Sex Scandal
- Presswatch, pp. 46-47 Dr. Death Kills Mike Wallace
- Constitutional Opinions, pp. 48-49 Moving On
- Ben Stein's Diary, pp. 50-54 They Call It Puppy Love
- The Swiss Spectator, p. 55 My Kind of Neutral
- Letter from London, pp. 56-57 Modernizing the Brits
- Spectator's Journal, pp. 58-59 Poland Ten Year Later
- Politics, pp. 60-61 Stalemate
- The Talkies, pp. 62-63 Take Physic, Pomp
- [+]A Man in Full (Review) , pp. 64-67A Man in Full, by Tom Wolfe
- A Man in Full by Tom Wolfe
- [+]Eat the Rich (Review) , pp. 68-69Eat the Rich, by P.J. O'Rourke
- Eat the Rich by P.J. O'Rourke
- [+]Sir Francis Drake (Review) , p. 70Sir Francis Drake: The Queen's Pirate, by Harry Kelsey
- Sir Francis Drake: The Queen's Pirate by Harry Kelsey
- [+]Cold War (Review) , pp. 71-79Cold War: An Illustrated History, 1945-1991, by Jeremy Isaacs and Taylor Downing
- Cold War: An Illustrated History, 1945-1991 by Jeremy Isaacs and Taylor Downing
- Current Wisdom, pp. 80-81
- Last Call, pp. 82-83 Pollock Jokes
- Cover illustration
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