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Enter Stage Right ^ | September 30, 2002 | Steven Martinovich

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The incredible shrinking Al Gore: Nobody has managed to diminish Al Gore more than the man himself. W. James Antle III says that was in evidence during his speech last week in San Francisco

The end of Arafat: Alan Caruba argues that the Israelis are showing the world -- a lesson America is beginning to internalize now -- how peace sometimes has to be obtained: with the sword

When it comes to Iraq, Bush's motives are sound: Stealing a page from David Letterman, Amy Ridenour presents the top ten reasons why we can trust George W. Bush on the question of invading Iraq

Replacing the United Nations: It's beginning to dawn on people that the United Nations has lost its relevancy. Bruce Walker says it's time to create a new international body

Isn't it time to take back our universities?: Academics may cry about censorship in these post-September 11 days but Murray Soupcoff says the universities still belong to them

Don't blame our intelligence agencies -- blame our unprincipled foreign policy: There is a way in which Sept. 11 could have been prevented-- not by more competent agencies, but by having a more principled foreign policy, writes Onkar Ghate

Jesse Jackson comes first -- God second -- in his own life's work: C.T. Rossi wonders if Jesse Jackson has anything better to do than attack a popular movie that dared to take a shot at him

Regulation in medicine kills: State control or interference in the medical profession inevitably kills, says G. Stolyarov II. A childhood friend of his learned that lesson the hard way

The GOP: Still trying to be a lily-white party?: The Republican Party talks a good talk about bring more minorities into its fold but when it comes to act their execution is nonexistent. Paul Weyrich says the proof is in the way Ron Greer being treated by the party

Direct shipment of out-of-state wines: Several recent court decisions regarding the inter-state transport of wine have prompted Robert S. Sargent, Jr. to consider what the right venue for pressing for policy changes is

Michigan reform plan fights rising paternity fraud: Glenn Sacks and Dianna Thompson report on legislation in Michigan that would take aim at the rising trend of men being forced to pay child support for children that they didn't father

Wildfires should motivate a new century of forest restoration: Dr. Thomas M. Bonnicksen says one of George W. Bush's positive legacies could be a rejection of the policy of total fire suppression when it comes to forest fires in favour of restorative practices

When your home is not your castle: Yaron Brook says that nationwide regulations dictating a home's color and design violate owners' property rights

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Standing Pat: Nick Schulz doesn't think much of Pat Buchanan's new conservative magazine, The American Conservative, for a number of reasons

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