Bush must find clarity on terrorism war
Washington columnist Jim Hoagland argues that President Bush’s anti terror campaign lacks inner coherence amid shifting foreign policy crises. He urges renewed U S commitment and moral clarity to confront Osama bin Laden’s network, Pakistan’s role, and regional flashpoints in Kashmir and the Middle East.
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Las Vegas race tests House control in Nevada district
In Nevada's 1st District a centrist incumbent Shelley Berkley faces Lynette Boggs McDonald in a contest shaped by redistricting and a fast growing city. The race could hinge on local factors and national party dynamics as Democrats seek to hold the House. George Will analyzes the high stakes and the unlikely wildcard status of Las Vegas in 2002.
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Swingers convention reality shocks expectations
A writer recounts attending a swingers convention at the Radisson Deauville in Miami Beach with his wife and an auction winner named Wally. The piece suggests swingers attend large hotels and seminars like corporate events, challenging the stereotype of private parties. The tone juxtaposes public convention settings with swinger culture and hints at the charity lunch bid.
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Swingers Convention Report by Dave Barry in Miami
Dave Barry describes attending a swingers convention with his wife as a charity gag. He notes hotel takeover by swingers wearing wristbands, declares the thong a standout fashion weapon, and jokes about federal thong control while observing police officers and teachers as common professions among attendees. He blends humor with cautionary reflections on teachers in schools.
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