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"The Triumph of Anything Goes" by David Greenberg: "Fifteen years ago, conservatives put forth the 'broken windows' theory of crime. If small street crimes are tolerated, the theory went, neighborhoods begin to accept them as normal and the result is more lawlessness. The same thing will happen if a democracy tolerates Bush's ruthless behavior as business as usual. If voters validate this modus operandi, it won't just accelerate; it will cease to draw even the modest level of scrutiny and outrage that the administration's transgressions have attracted so far. Failing to protest these breaches of the norms that govern political conduct will encourage more such violations."

"The Plutocrats Go Wild" by James K. Galbraith: "All of this brings to mind the late 19th century, a time of budding empires, rapacious trusts, Social Darwinism, and populist upheaval; when economic battles raged over plutocracy and consumption taxes, chronic unemployment, rising poverty, and financing wars of conquest; and when the world economy was dominated by financial panics and the commodity cycle. George Bush and his allies have been modeling themselves on William McKinley, the champion of vested interests in the Gilded Age."

The Democratic Party Is Toast
Grover Norquist

The Scandals Finally Break
Kevin Drum

The Empire Strikes Out
Gideon Rose

Hoover's Court Rides Again
Cass R. Sunstein

Vengeance Is His
Paul Begala

Bush Becomes a Moderate, Really
Mickey Edwards & Nancy Sinnott Dwight

The Left Learns From Goldwater
Todd Gitlin

The Deficit Conquers All
Sebastian Mallaby

W. Takes On Global Warming
Gregg Easterbrook

The Roquefort Cheese Wars
Christopher Buckley

Decline of American Greatness
Elaine Kamarck

America Gets Privatized
E.J. Dionne

The Glorious Revolution: A Look Back
Jeff Greenfield

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