Washington Monthly

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Articles in Jan-Feb 2006 issue of Washington Monthly

• New York, Paris, Milan … DC? Two new magazines serve Washington's style-challenged wealthy
  by Zachary Roth
• Funny, you don't look like an ambassador
  by Charles Peters
• The rise & fall of imperial democracies: from the Beltway to Bangkok, Moscow to Manila, elected leaders are using the threat of terror to grab more power—and making the threat worse
  by Joshua Kurlantzick
• Who's on first?
  by Charles Peters
• Monthly Journalism Award: John M.R. Bull
• Doomed to repeat
  by Charles Peters
• Fred Barnes, sycophant-in-chief
• The go-go '00s: can an updated Clintonism fix the economy? Maybe
  by Sebastian Mallaby
• Arnold's bad rap
  by Charles Peters
• Let there be Wi-Fi: broadband is the electricity of the 21st century—and much of America is being left in the dark
  by Robert W. McChesney
• Hugh Sidey, 1927-2005
  by Charles Peters
• The Peters court
  by Charles Peters
• Accountability is for the little people
  by Charles Peters
• My next trip isn't until 2013 anyway
  by Charles Peters
• Failing health
  by Charles Peters
• Kos call: for America's number one liberal blogger, politics is like sports: it's all about winning
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• District follies
  by Charles Peters
• Out-of-state driver
  by Charles Peters
• District follies, part II
  by Charles Peters
• In Harriet's defense
  by Charles Peters
• The end of hunting? How only progressive government can save a great American pastime
  by Christina Larson
• But now we can cut taxes again
  by Charles Peters