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Articles in May-July, 2008 issue of Washington Monthly

• Service interruption
  by Paul Glastris
• Contract with Armenia: America may be no good at exporting democracy, but it's great at exporting political consultants
  by Joshua Green
• Tilting at windmills
  by Charles Peters
• BHO: QED: why Obama is scientifically certain to win in November
  by John Balz
• How to be a Montana millionaire
  by Avi Klein
• The end of resentment: has the well of middle class anger that Richard Nixon tapped finally run dry?
  by Ed Kilgore
• Grandiose Old Party: two young conservatives have a plan to revitalize the GOP: embrace massive social engineering
  by Kevin Drum
• Soldier of good fortune: rebel leader Paul Kagame ended the Rwandan genocide. Has he also made that country a model for the rest of Africa?
  by Joshua Hammer
• Bin Laden's soft support: how the next president can win over the world's most alienated Muslims
  by Kenneth Ballen
• Pinkertons at DHS: are immigration busts undermining U.S. labor law?
  by T.A. Frank
• Roman Scumbag: Ralph Reed was a despicable political operative. Maybe that's why his first novel is so good
  by Jamie Malanowski
• Too weird for the wire: how black Baltimore drug dealers are using white supremacist legal theories to confound the feds
  by Kevin Carey