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Power of Narrative
November 17, 2006
Arthur Silber
Joshua Muravchik, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, writes in Foreign Policy about what the neoconservatives should do now, and how they must "sharpen [their] game." Ahem.
If research into advanced dementia isn't your thing...here are the highlights, as offered by a Muravchik who is somewhat more, er, candid.
1. They hate us because we're beautiful. Our ideas helped beat the commies, and they'll help beat the jihadis! When you're as successful as we've been, people say mean things about you. And despite all the petty, ankle-biting nasties, our ranks are growing! I have to admit, though: there are days when I wish we weren't so close to perfect.
Also see:
American Enterprise Institute 
Grants to "Joshua Muravchik" 
Neoconservatism
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