Articles from Washington Monthly (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10 miles square: I, spy: an ex-spook visits Washington's espionage museum--and isn't impressed.	Peters, Justin		1189
Analyze this: inside the one spy agency that got pre-war intelligence on Iraq--and much else--right.	Rood, Justin		3403
Bernard Lewis reconsidered.	Jafar, Scheherazade; Akbarali, Nadia; Arregui, A.D.	Letter to the editor	470
Cosby in '08? It's time for Democrats to think beyond the usual suspects.			1677
Currying favor: forget about Iran--Strobe Talbott says we couldn't even keep our ally India from getting the bomb.	Waldman, Amy		1015
End game: democratic Iraq hawk Ken Pollack says our military can't stop Iran from going nuclear. And our diplomats don't have much chance either.	Chollet, Derek		1547
Fire the consultants: why do Democrats promote campaign advisors who lose races?	Sullivan, Amy		2928
I heart Newark.	Booker, Cory	Letter to the editor	226
My new Kentucky home: the cutting edge of illegal immigration used to be Los Angeles. Now It's Owensboro.	Laufer, Peter		4444
The best care anywhere: ten years ago, veterans hospitals were dangerous, dirty, and scandal-ridden. Today, they're producing the highest quality care in the country. Their turnaround points the way toward solving America's health-care crisis.	Longman, Phillip		7847
Tilting at windmills.	Peters, Charles		3229
Under mined: when a flood of toxic mining sludge wreaked havoc in Appalachia, how did the White House respond? By letting the coal company off the hook and firing the whistleblower.	Bingham, Clara		5421
Word games: George Lakoff, the Democrats' hottest new thinker, misses the meaning behind the message.	Baer, Kenneth S.		2280