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Wesley (American computer scientist) Clark "America's virtual empire: U.S. soldiers are great warriors, but unwilling imperial guards. If we want to secure our interests, we must draw on other sources of power". Washington Monthly. FindArticles.com. 16 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1316/is_11_35/ai_111027165/

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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Washington Monthly

• Promoting the messenger
  by Charles Peters
• The worst tax
  by Charles Peters
• Taken for granted
  by Charles Peters
• Can Democratic interest groups unite to oust Bush?
• Hidden Assets: a new window into the FDR White House
  by Matthew Dallek
• Tabling the problem
  by Charles Peters
• Bad news
  by Charles Peters
• Radio free D.C.: news, traffic, weather, whiny bureaucrats
  by Brian Montopoli
• The outing by senior administration officials of Valerie Plame, an undercover C.I.A. counter-terrorism expert and wife of Bush critic and former ambassador Joseph Wilson, is undoubtedly the signature exam pie of contemporary GOP vindictiveness
• Meanwhile in America
  by Joe Sacco
• War games
  by Charles Peters
• Hope is not a plan
  by Charles Peters
• The other 49 states don't really need safe airports
• The weakest link: why the Bush administration insists against all evidence on an Iraq-al Qaeda connection
  by Spencer Ackerman
• America's virtual empire: U.S. soldiers are great warriors, but unwilling imperial guards. If we want to secure our interests, we must draw on other sources of power
  by Wesley (American computer scientist) Clark
• Blue crush
  by Jake Rosenfeld
• Team player
  by Charles Peters
• Less medicaid, more tuition
  by Charles Peters
• That's "The Nation's Paper," all right
• Clark spark
  by Virgil Jose
• Tug of war
  by Charles Peters
• But they have better weather
  by Charles Peters
• He had last-minute doubts about the candidate
• Corps voters: for over two decades, the bond between the GOP and the U.S. military has been getting stronger. Since the invasion of Iraq, that may be changing
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• Bush and shove
• Do fries come with it?
  by Charles Peters
• Return to sender
  by Charles Peters
• Mike Allen and Dana Priest: "Bush administration is focus of inquiry; CIA Agents identity was leaked to media"
• The running men: how candidates decide to run for president reveals how prepared they are to win
  by Walter Shapiro
• Burning questions
  by David Wolfe
• The real job
  by Charles Peters
• High living
  by Charles Peters
• Spinning Hurricane Isabel: the ideological significance of fallen trees
  by Sandy Bergo
• Franklin, my dear … the limits of political friendship
  by Bruce Clark
• Redesign wave
  by Lou Friedman
• Springtime for Arnold
  by Charles Peters
• Lights out
  by Charles Peters
• The weekend before the California recall, Gov. Gray Davis's campaign appealed to several Democratic presidential candidates
• Bork Chop: the good judge has gone global
  by Stephen Pomper
• Lucky duckies
  by Charles Peters
• White House scandal?
  by Charles Peters
• Grubbing for Grubman
  by Charles Peters
• Bush's decision last month to transfer responsibility over postwar Iraq from the Defense Department to the National Security Council was widely seen as a rebuke to Donald Rumsfeld and a validation of the president's faith in Condoleezza Rice
• Sad Little Rich Country: While American life is getting better, we aren't getting happier
  by David Wessel
• Pulling out
  by Charles Peters
• Hear no evil
  by Charles Peters
• How about a pre-nup?
  by Charles Peters
• Is there something in the water out in Oklahoma?
• Kill Bill: the relentless effort to blame 9/11 on President Clinton
  by Jamie Malanowski