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Articles in Dec 3, 2007 issue of National Review

• 2008 Ad
• In Cuba, police rounded up a group of young people for wearing white rubber wristbands inscribed with a word: Cambio—Change
• 2008 Ad
• Understanding Pakistan: some myths and realities about an explosive nation
  by Jonathan Foreman
• Boys behaving badly
  by Peter Suderman
• Republicans lost the Kentucky governorship and the Virginia state senate
• The student president at the University of the Andes in Hugo Chavez's Venezuela bears the very mellifluous, in fact Milhousian, name Nixon Moreno
• Norman Mailer, R.I.P
• Cut from the same cloth: Jimmy Carter in the '76 campaign, Barack Obama in this one
  by Richard Lowry
• Virtue, Valor, & Vanity: The Founding Fathers and the Pursuit of Fame
  by Michael Potemra
• Michael Mukasey was confirmed as attorney general by a 53-40 vote
• During his recent European tour, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia had an audience with the Pope in the Vatican
• Dollar down
• Conspiracies so immense …: the spooky condition of today's Russia—and yesterday's, too
  by Andrew Stuttaford
• Nordlinger's melange
• School choice suffered a new blow in Utah, where voters rejected a ballot initiative that would have given parents more control over their children's education
• NFL scouts are after him, but Adam Ballard, a senior fullback at the Naval Academy, isn't biting
• A few years later I had Mailer as a guest on Firing Line
• 2008 Ad
  by Byron York
• Lame lambs
  by Ross Douthat
• Last year President Bush cast his first veto
• The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education recently won a small victory for freedom of thought
• Mailer took two practical steps that bounced off our Chicago exchange
• The soul and its enemies: countering the materialists, Christian and not
  by Stephen M. Barr
• It's a living
  by John Derbyshire
• On your oath
  by Evan Archilla
• Backward march
  by Jonah Goldberg
• The Writers' Guild of America has come out on strike against the major movie studios and TV networks
• But Norman Mailer is a towering writer!
• 2008 Ad
  by Rob Long
• Impeach Bush?
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Captain prime minister?
  by Richard Tengdin
• Paper or a biodegradable material made from corn starch?
• Currently touring Europe is a traveling exhibition named the Museum of Broken Relationships
• Rudy wins the pundit primary: conservative journalists choose up
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• [Cartoon]
• Illegalizing illegals
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• 2008 Ad
• In a long-overdue vote, the House passed a free-trade agreement with Peru over considerable Democratic opposition
• "Lamentably, I killed your cat while trying just to sting it
• Voting and the single woman: the raw demographic truth in American politics
  by Kate O'Beirne
• Writing checks
  by David Frum
• One up for the donors
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Rudolph Giuliani is getting ever closer to his final answer on abortion
• The Senate is set to consider the Law of the Sea Treaty, which has the Bush administration's blessing
• Daniel C. Searle isn't mentioned in the same breath as the great triumvirate of conservative philanthropists: Olin, Bradley, and Scaife
• 2008 Ad
  by Jonah Goldberg
• A neglected master
  by Roger Kimball
• 2008 Ad
• Nicolas Sarkozy came to Washington, and a friendly affair it was
• Pakistan on the brink
• Republican from Michigan: Dave Camp is a quiet but effective congressman
  by John J. Miller
• Idols
  by Richard O'Connell