Washington Monthly

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Articles in March 2007 issue of Washington Monthly

• Apocalypse not: much of Washington assumes that leaving Iraq will lead to a bigger bloodbath. It's time to question that assumption
  by Robert Dreyfuss
• Shafted: how the Bush administration reversed decades of progress on mine safety
  by Ken Ward, Jr.
• The next attack: terrorists in Iraq are becoming proficient at blowing up oil refineries. Similar plants in a handful of American cities represent our greatest vulnerability. We could easily be making them less dangerous. But we're not
  by Stephen Flynn
• You too can break into a chemical plant
  by Art Levine
• Let's do lunch: twenty-one new power players you wish you'd been nicer to
  by Zachary Roth
• Dick Cheney's dangerous son-in-law: Philip Perry and the politics of chemical security
  by Art Levine