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Author: AF Editors

By Feb 16,2004

Dean of Candidates

However you measure it, Howard Dean’s ascent from bottom of the barrel in early 2003 to top of the heap by year’s end is an amazing story. Dean dealt himself...

By Feb 16,2004

On the Consensual Campus

The following is based on a recent address Harvard Government Professor Harvey Mansfield made to students and faculty. -Eds. If I say I want to consider the sexual scene at...

By Feb 08,2004

Government v. Tradition

With the House, Senate and White House in conservative hands, the power to shape culture tempts, but should be resisted.

By Jan 11,2004

Politics like it oughta be

A report from the Democratic primary race in New Hampshire where our man on the scene has been tailing the presidential hopefuls.