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Articles in Dec 1, 2000 issue of Human Events

• Conservative spotlight: Paul Weyrich
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Gray matter on green affairs
  by Hayward, Steven
• New Senate: Smaller majority, more liberal
  by Gizzi, John
• Michigan: It's not all over
  by Gizzi, John
• California dreaming
  by Gizzi, John
• Slate deserves credits for declaring political leanings
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• Should America abolish electoral college system?
  by Limbaugh, David
• Recipes for anarchy
  by Belz, Herman
• Disgusting strategies to get black vote
  by Williams, Walter E
• A day in court
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• American Civil Rights Union
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Cowboys and 'Alice Kramden'
  by Gizzi, John
• Gonzales helped 'nullify' parental consent law
• House completes spending, OKs OSHA, forgives illegals
• Who's undermining judicial credibility now?
  by Jipping, Thomas L
• Capital briefs
• 'America' was wrong word for O'Neill
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Florida Canvassers have changed rules in midgame
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Capital briefs
• From the editor's desk: In Defense of constitutional democracy
  by Kesler, Charles R
• Ground war will rule in 2002
  by Gallant, Karl
• House defers to WTO/EU, changes export tax law
• Forced into gory Lincoln revisionism
  by Morel, Lucas E
• What Republicans are on the chopping block?
  by Gizzi, John
• Litigation lunacy rampant in America
  by Feder, Don
• right ear, The
• It's a GOP sweep
• We're all strict constructionists, now!
  by Coulter, Ann
• When judges attack
  by Coulter, Ann
• wheeler tradition, The
  by Gizzi, John
• Florida legislature poised to defend Constitution
  by Gizzi, John
• Sometimes lobbyists protect us from something far worse
  by Feder, Don
• Democrats systematically targeted military ballots
  by Carney, Timothy P
• Times' critic understates art's potential negative social impact
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• Conservative forum
• last words, The
  by Gizzi, John
• Law, not court, has last word
  by Coulter, Ann
• emerging heartland majority, The
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Mrs. Clinton's book deal
  by Regnery, Alfred S
• State GOP changes
  by Gizzi, John
• Will Clinton stop Bush from tapping ANWR?
  by Catanzaro, Michael J
• Democrats lose--and then wax hysterical
  by Elder, Larry
• Cox's vision 'almost a reality,' says Martin
  by Gizzi, John
• Vertical Limit
  by Baehr, Ted
• Conservative spotlight: John Hutcheson
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Conservative forum
• Wine with lunch
  by Buckley, William F Jr
• House democrats thwart reverse land-grab measure
• Montana miracle
  by Gizzi, John
• Political four-years war
  by Limbaugh, David
• Crane is right man to head Ways and Means
  by Weyrich, Paul M
• failures of Congress: 2000, The
  by Carney, Timothy
• Leftists use poor as means to an end
  by Sowell, Thomas
• Lott considering equality on committees
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• right ear, The
• Terry Jeffrey v. Rev. Jesse Jackson
• A new birth of freedom
  by Kesler, Charles R
• Unbreakable
  by Baehr, Ted
• Thanks for the constitutional education
  by North, Oliver
• County officials unconcerned with falling chads
  by Carney, Timothy P
• Shattering the icons of dogmatic Darwinism
  by Menuge, Angus
• A Lieberman moment
• Who's sorry now?
  by Boychuk, Ben
• O'Neill favored energy taxes
• Court coverage reveals profound network bias
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• Pandora's precedent
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Affirmative-action fat lady is singing
  by Elder, Larry
• Conservative spotlight: Peter Hannaford
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Liberal Republicans unite with Democrats against DeLay
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Let's put Christmas back in Christmas
  by Feder, Don
• Marvin Leath, R.I.P
  by Gizzi, John
• Conservative forum
• Tax-cutting advice for President-elect Bush
  by Moore, Stephen
• Don't impose price controls on prescription drugs
  by Goldberg, Robert
• What part of 'legislatures' does Gore not understand?
  by Coulter, Ann
• Sworn testimony fingers chad abusers
• Did Tocqueville understand America?
  by Masugi, Ken
• Why judges make law
  by Pearcey, Nancy R
• International relations chair should go to Henry Hyde
  by Weyrich, Paul M
• Dungeons And Dragons
  by Baehr, Ted

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