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...Democrats now face--between principled opposition to the Bush Administration and populist demagoguery on the two main issues of this election, the war and the economy. This is a particularly crucial choice for Howard Dean, who wants to build his candidacy past Internet insurgency toward a broader audience. Indeed, Dean's subdued and awkward performance, and his slipperiness on both issues, seemed a rare moment of indecision in what has been a steamroller campaign...
...crucial kill by Schweitzer and a stunning block by Pospisil pushed the Crimson past Towson in game four and forced a tiebreak as the Crimson dropped the first of two weekend matches that went the distance. The Tigers...
...Five crucial issues will remain unresolved even if this year’s prescription drug bill passes. The first is whether or not seniors should expect the same prescription drug benefit they received when they worked—and that their working children currently enjoy. The bills currently under debate would pay only about half of the prescription drug costs for most seniors. This level of coverage is well below what is available in most of the country’s workplaces that offer health insurance—and substantially less than what federal government employees receive...
...those who still wonder how the attacks two years ago could have happened, Posner's book provides a tidy set of answers. But it opens up more troubling questions about crucial U.S. allies that someone will now have to address...
...China, from which Treasury Secretary John Snow has just returned with assurances that the Chinese will soon show "flexibility" in their currency policies. For a while, trade tensions with Japan were a focus of U.S. domestic politics and threatened to damage relations with one of Washington's crucial partners. Now some in Congress are already beginning to complain about China's "unfair" trading patterns. With a U.S. election season upon us, is China's growing economic muscle going to become a political issue...