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Elsewhere on NRO today . . .

—Hari-Kerry—

Deroy Murdock, Thomas Sowell, and Ed Morrow on the tongue flap

—Tuesday Night—

Speaker Dennis J. Hastert, Thomas Sowell, and Dave Kopel on a Democratic House

Jim Geraghty on unseating Democratic incumbents

—What’s At Stake—

The Editors on the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative

K-Lo and James Kelly on Amendment 2

Rep. Richard Baker on the economy

—Culture—

Kate O’Beirne on David Kuo’s bad faith

Jay Nordlinger’s Impromptus

—New York—

Adam B. Schaeffer on Spitzer and education

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