| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | Poison pens and love letters: a mixed mailbag. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We go biometric on the
Canadians, demand affirmative action for couch potatoes, go drinking with Bill
Clinton, get waylaid en route to a tryst, goto hell, crawl inside Saddam's mind,
and pierce the veil of ignorance. |
|
Features |
| 11 | The
Republican Bill Clinton | Count R.W. Bradford out of the love-fest for Arnold
Schwarzenegger. Plus: Stephen Cox and Ralph Reiland on the
elevation of the action hero to political superstar. |
| 15 | Limbaugh's
Disease | Thank goodness Rush is getting treatment! Thomas Szasz
rejoices. Now maybe Limbaugh will be able to make something of
himself. |
| 17 | Rescuing Free
Trade From the Bureaucrats & Special Interests | Fred Smith sifts through
the ashes of the free trade talks in Cancun. |
| 23 | Gun Rights at the Supreme Court | Is the "right to keep and bear
arms" meaningless? That's not the Supreme Court's opinion, Dave Kopel
reports. |
| 28 | The State Department, Senator Fulbright, and
Me | Sometimes
paranoids have real (silly) enemies, Richard Kostelanetz
discovers. |
| 35 | Friedman Counterattacks | In Liberty's August issue, J.C. Lester
attacked Jeffrey Friedman's "post-libertarianism." In this issue, Friedman
and Ari Armstrong strike back — but do they convince
Lester? |
| Reviews |
| 42 | Mass Murder in
Deseret | William Grigg looks into the history of the Mormon
Church at a time when the Latter-day Saints were tensed for Armageddon and Utah
was hostile territory for Gentile wagon trains. |
| 47 | The Critic and the Tyrants | Marcel Reich-Ranicki was an astute literary
critic, famously vicious to other authors yet strangely nice to Stalin. Frank
Fox reads between his lines. |
| 49 | Blues in the Key of zzz | How do you ruin the blues? Easy, says
Richard Kostelanetz: smother them in the blather of PBS. |
| 50 | The Tax Revolt That Worked | Michael New explores why California's
sky-high taxes are not even worse. |
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| 53 | Notes on Contributors | Scoundrels, raconteurs, and
muckrackers. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | Why, God? Why? |
