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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Washington Monthly

• Art of compromise - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Hire Ed: the secret to making Bush's school reform law work? More bureaucrats
  by Marc S. Tucker
• Meanwhile in America
  by Joe Sacco
• Jilting at windmills - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Trading spaces
  by Richard Whitmire
• Tilting at Windmills
  by Charles Peters
• Hard currency: unilateralism doesn't work for foreign aid, either
  by Nancy Birdsall
• 10 miles square: all the General's Men Wesley Clark's disappointed army in Washington
  by Christina Larson
• Daddy, War, Bucks: Kevin Phillips revisits the sins of the Bush fathers - On Political Books
  by Jeff Greenfield
• Block the vote: 50 Floridas in '04
  by Alexander S. Kirshner
• Twilight of the neocons: Richard Perle has begun to panic - On Political Books
  by Stefan Halper
• Monthly journalism award - The Washington Monthly's
  by Stephen Kurkjian
• Hollywood and squares: celebrities and presidents don't mix - On Political Books
  by Jamie Malanowski
• Who's Who
• Blair hitch project: how Clinton's ideological fellow traveler became Bush's closest ally - On Political Books
  by Kenneth S. Baer
• Shattered Glassman - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Bush's war against wonks: why the president's policies are falling apart
  by Bruce Reed
• Crowd control: how audiences make music - On Political Books
  by Steve Braun
• Iraq jock - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Brian Mitchell
• Raising hell: how the punishing costs of childbearing imperil us all
  by Phillip Longman
• Plunder drugs: why Americans believe they have to put up with pharmaceutical profiteering
  by Shannon Brownlee
• Desert swarm - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Meanwhile in Ankara: the real hope for spreading democracy in the Middle East isn't Iraq—it's Turkey
  by Grenville Byford
• Rude boys: how bigotry and arrogance at the FBI undermine national security
  by Sandy Bergo