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Articles in Dec, 2006 issue of Washington Monthly

• Not-so-instant messaging
  by Charles Peters
• It's Obama time
  by Charles Peters
• Don't do unto others
  by Thomas Mann
• Try governing for a change
  by Dick Armey
• So much for the Magna Carta
  by Charles Peters
• Macro credit for micro credit
  by Charles Peters
• Time to go
  by Charles Peters
• Kick 'em while they're down
  by Ed Kilgore
• 2006 Ad
  by Ed Kilgore
• Another side of Rummy
  by Spencer Ackerman
• A note to our readers
• Over for Grover
  by Charles Peters
• Reach out and gyp someone
  by Charles Peters
• Listen to the voters on Iraq
  by David Gergen
• It's a reprieve not a pardon
  by David Greenberg
• Conservative revolt
  by John F. Scott
• Gladwell's tipping point
  by Charles Peters
• That's why this item is patented
  by Charles Peters
• Send the Baker commission to Gaza
  by Daniel Levy
• Cheer up, the end is near
  by Mark Schmitt
• Divide and rule
  by Bill Mishler
• A good lawsuit
  by Charles Peters
• Easy there, Norm
  by Charles Peters
• Boor war: the latest stage of Bill O'Reilly's self-parody
  by Paul Waldman
• The end of the party?
  by Lisa Aug
• Very basic training
  by Charles Peters
• The monthly journalism award
• Stuck in the Middle East with you: lessons from an improbable friendship
  by Joshua Hammer
• Poor man's army
  by Bertram S. Allen, Jr.
• Overdosed
  by Charles Peters
• Social adjustment: Washington's young conservatives ponder life in the minority
  by Michael Brendan Dougherty
• Little big man: getting over our obsession with height
  by David Wallace-Wells
• The executive ranch
  by Charles Peters
• Private plane, public pain
  by Charles Peters
• Govern like LBJ not to DeLay
  by Tom Daschle
• Abramoff for dummies: a handy primer for those who don't know Jack
  by Paul Kiel
• Commission omission
  by Charles Peters
• Health benefits
  by Charles Peters
• Say you want a revolution
  by Mark Schmitt
• Election fraud, American style: the most effective voter suppression tool is the polling booth itself
  by Phil Keisling
• Another good lawsuit
  by Charles Peters
• Breaking the news
  by Charles Peters
• Offensive jets
  by Charles Peters
• Be bipartisan: impeach Bush
  by John Nichols
• Regime unchanged: how Burma's ruling junta has endured
  by Joshua Kurlantzick
• That's some harvest
  by Charles Peters