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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Washington Monthly

• Sexual frustration II
  by Charles Peters
• Next they'll make Jeff Skilling provost
  by Charles Peters
• Kill Hill: John Podhoretz's nightmare fantasy of a Hillary presidency
  by Jamie Malanowski
• Rage.com
  by Charles Peters
• Hiding in plain site
  by Charles Peters
• Slouching toward Tora Bora: what would it really have taken to catch bin Laden?
  by Sean Naylor
• Drug trials
  by Charles Peters
• McCarthyism: myth and reality
  by Charles Peters
• The masculine mystique: a Harvard professor has written a book on manliness. John Wayne isn't impressed
  by Phillip Longman
• When elevators attack I
  by Charles Peters
• White hats vs. black hats: who's who in Washington's scandal investigations
  by T.A. Frank
• Things fall apart: a reporter's harrowing account of Iraq's slide toward chaos
  by Bill Perkins
• When elevators attack II
  by Charles Peters
• The morale myth: Republicans say war critics undermine the troops. So why are dissent and soldier morale both going up?
  by Avi Klein
• The neo-neoconservative: in explaining how his movement went wrong, Francis Fukuyama all but embraces liberal internationalism
  by Isaac Chotiner
• Artificial intelligence
  by Charles Peters
• Not as lame as you think: Democrats learn the art of opposition
  by Amy Sullivan
• Unsettling: how self-delusion led Israel and America to disastrous occupations of Arab lands
  by Rebecca Sinderbrand
• Money talks
  by Kerry Francis
• Don't believe everything you see on T.V
  by Charles Peters
• Rummy and Tommy's dangerous obsession
  by Charles Peters
• The emerging environmental majority: there's a thaw in relations between greens and hunters. It could heat up big-time over global warming
  by Christina Larson
• Debt to America: twenty-somethings complain they've been shafted. And they're right
  by David Madland
• Sunday chatter
  by Bill Cotterell
• The lesser of two McCains
  by Charles Peters
• My favorite libertarian
  by Charles Peters
• Fake diamonds: how fantasy baseball is ruining the real game
  by Amy Sullivan
• The new underground railroad: why moving children out of bad neighborhoods can change their fate
  by Rick Kahlenberg
• Closing in on Grover
  by Charles Peters
• Class warriors
  by Charles Peters
• The great conservative crackup: what National Review wrought
  by Jacob Heilbrunn
• Sexual frustration I
  by Charles Peters
• Wendell they learn?
  by Charles Peters
• Death by consulting: Joe Klein's jeremiad against the hired hands of American politics
  by Chuck Todd