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Articles in July-August 2004 issue of Washington Monthly

• Independence way: John Kerry thinks we can innovate our way to energy security. We're closer than he knows
  by Sam Jaffe
• Fed ache: an insider's account of the Greenspan machine
  by James K. Galbraith
• A third Ferrari, Muffy?
  by Charles Peters
• Rolled call
  by Charles Peters
• Religious left
  by Charles Peters
• Hot for teachers: John Kerry's quietly radical school reform plan
  by Jonathan Schorr
• Meanwhile in America
  by Joe Sacco
• Hoover backs Dewey!
  by Charles Peters
• NOC out
  by Charles Peters
• Smoke signals
  by Charles Peters
• The crucible: how the Iraq disaster is making the U.S. Army stronger
  by Phillip Carter
• The scratch and the star
  by Charles Peters
• Unscreened
  by Charles Peters
• Playing monopoly
  by Charles Peters
• Break up this band! How government protects big media—and shuts out upstarts like me
  by Ted Turner
• Halliburton's dirty laundry
  by Charles Peters
• Funny money
  by Charles Peters
• Verbal methadone
  by Charles Peters
• Movable feat: the insanity of relocating the Olympics every four years
  by Christina Larson
• Five minutes too many
  by Charles Peters
• Paper chaser: how a young, self-employed lawyer became the best Supreme Court litigator in Washington
  by Tony Mauro
• Bill of right: what Clinton really reveals in his new memoir
  by Matthew Cooper
• Another lesson not learned
  by Charles Peters
• Who's who: Kerry-Edwards campaign edition
  by Amy Sullivan
• Patent absurdity: how extended copyrights choke the economy
  by Gordon Silverstein
• Make our day
  by Jim Tozzi
• The sex-crazed press
  by Charles Peters
• Campaign confidential '04
  by Matthew Quirk
• Right cross: after Iraq, the conservative infighting begins
  by Jacob Heilbrunn
• Flag polls
  by Garrett Mahoney
• Articles of Feith
  by Charles Peters
• 1940 Ad
  by Charles Peters
• Clamor of civilizations: in the battle between the West and Islam, words may be more dangerous than bombs
  by Grenville Byford
• Brass knuckles
  by David Mazzarella
• Roosevelt's girlfriends
  by Charles Peters
• Kick back: the curious appeal of soccer's tribalism
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• The cheating gene
  by Charles Peters
• The new Stassen
  by Charles Peters
• General agreement
  by C.L. Ray