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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Washington Monthly

• Monster truck rally: the "activists" who defend the SUV
  by Zachary Roth
• From here to eternity: the unintended consequences of war
  by Jon Meacham
• Left out
  by Joseph K. Grieboski
• The Washington monthly's Monthly Journalism Award
• James's addiction: Carville can't stop giving the Democrats good advice
  by Jamie Malanowski
• Albright not alright
  by Nelson Marans
• Tournament of poses: why congress wants to pick college bowl winners
  by Brent Kendall
• Gubernatorial goldrush: why the terminator is no gipper
  by Jonathan Rowe
• Count down
  by Patricia M. Koster
• Who's who in Baghdad
  by Joshua Micah Marshall
• Embed cred: how close is too close for embedded reporters?
  by Nicholas Kulish
• Vets' preference
  by William M. Burke
• Memo of the month
• Oh little town: the mean streets of Bethlehem
  by Barbara Demick
• Vouch for it
  by Sandra Feldman
• A time to choose: how Democrats started losing the abortion debate
  by Amy Sullivan
• Money talks: Robert Rubin remembers clintonomics
  by Steven Mufson
• Open letter to Hillary Rodham Clinton
  by Nicholas Stephen Poluhoff
• In the tank: the intellectual decline of AEI
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• Meanwhile in America
  by Joe Sacco
• Tilting at windmills
  by Charles Peters
• Armchair provocateur: Laurie Mylroie: the neocons' favorite conspiracy theorist
  by Peter Bergen
• Meet the press: how James Glassman reinvented journalism—as lobbying
  by Nicholas Confessore
• To object and serve
• Baath house: cleaning out the Iraqi embassy
  by Eric Pfeiffer
• The good spy: how the quashing of an honest C.I.A. investigator helped launch 40 years of JFK conspiracy theories and cynicism about the Feds
  by Jefferson Morley
• Patient suffering