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How
the Democrats
Buried the Left
Jonathan Cohn on Richard Gephardt selling
his soul--again.
John B. Judis on Gore's labor
pains.
Ryan Lizza on Lieberman and the new
education consensus.
Jonathan Chait says forget Gore's
populism.
Martin Peretz on what Gore learned
in college and Bush didn't.
Politics
The
Editors: Joe Lieberman and the end of the Jewish question.
TRB:
William Saletan on Bush's revealing obsession.
New
York Diarist: Yehudah Mirsky on what Lieberman can't do
on the Sabbath--and what he must.
Vint's
Week: Gore goes Hollywood.
Protected
Frum: Franklin Foer asks, Does religiosity defuse anti-Semitism?
More from this week's issue.
Earlier:
• TNR goes behind
the scenes at the Republican convention
• Lawrence Lessig on what
Microsoft doesn't get.
• Andrew Sullivan makes the
case for uncompassionate conservatism.
• Why Cheney won't save
Bush in November.
Books
& the Arts
The
Golden Age: Jackson
Lears defends bohemia.
In
Our Heads: Stanley
Kauffmann asks, Who will criticize the critics?
Being
and Knowingness: Alexander
Star on Dave Eggers, angry juggler.
Ordinary
Magic: Jed
Perl on how Chardin spun miracles out of everyday life.
More on Books
& The Arts
Earlier:
• Cass R. Sunstein reviews Truman Bewley's Why
Wages Don't Fall During a Recession.
• Stanley Kauffmann on a slow, undramatic film
masterpiece.
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Online
Classic
Reviews:
"The last man who believed in America"
Lieberman
redux:
Gregg Easterbrook on his unorthodox politics
Online
Media:
What the Times doesn't understand about Internet art
Films
Worth Seeing:
Who needs action? &c.
Music copyright goes
old-school
Online
Books:
The Web-to-book conversion claims another victim
Online
Express:
Farewell, Alan (An Ode)
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