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This week's edition of Enter Stage Right is out now! Check it at
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--This week's issue-->

On revealing Reagan: The love letters of Ronald and Nancy Reagan may be
considered too saccharine these days, but W. James Antle III praises them
for what they say about love then and what it is today

Shouldn't we repeal the gun laws ... if it'll save a single child?: Fourteen
year old Jessica Carpenter could have saved two of her family from being
murdered in their beds. The problem? Vin Suprynowicz says the guns were
locked up because of state laws

Violence Policy Center contradicts Gore: Why has Al Gore stopped talking
about gun control during the presidential election? Dr. Michael S. Brown
thinks it may have something to do with the Violence Policy Center

Where there is fire, someone is blowing smoke: A.C. Kleinheider says that
the last thing we need is the state getting involved in matters of raising
children even more than they already are

Rapid retroactive Republican revenue rebate: Bruce Walker argues that George
W. Bush and the rest of the Republicans should promote and make reality a
permanent tax cut. Enough abstract arguments, just appeal to a person's
self-interest

Plans for Dubya: A visit to George W. Bush's web site reveals a
comprehensive set of plans if he gets elected. Douglas Newman has some
suggestions for Bush that make more sense

A letter to Alec Baldwin: If Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger really wants to
leave the United States if George W. Bush wins in November, Shelley McKinney
has some advice for them

Just War Doctrine: The better choice: Steve Farrell examines the doctrines
of Just War and Offensive War. The first used to be the cornerstone of
America's foreign policy and earned the respect of the world

Russia's transformation has only just begun: Forget all of those media
reports describing Russia as being on the edge. Paul M. Weyrich says what's
going on there is simply miraculous

Gore's oil game: Just how dumb are the voters?: Joe Schembrie is of the
opinion that Al Gore's call to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is more
than a little suspicious

Black gold & green lies: Alan Caruba has pretty well had it with Al Gore's
out and out lying about the reasons for high gas prices and what it could
mean for the United States

No vote on "The Internet Gambling Prohibition Act": Lisa Dean is happy that
the Republican leadership stood up to a few of its own members and refused
to allow H.R. 3125 to be put on the calendar for a vote this session

Tidbits
ESR gives you the news items that you may have missed...or the ones the
newspapers, magazines or TV anchors didn't think you needed to hear

Farmers for economic freedom
Updates about farmers fighting for economic freedom in western Canada

Plus some other stuff!

Off site articles

Mine eyes deceive me: In this Forbes ASAP piece Virginia Postrel wonders if
technologies like the Internet are bringing the world into sharper focus

No need to panic over oil prices: Don't believe the politicians' rhetoric:
The doom and gloom projections over higher oil prices are completely out to
lunch, writes Jerry Taylor

And the regular stuff: Link of the Month, Back Issues, Earth is Flat and
Vinegar in Freedom Awards, a weekly poll, the last week in quotes, ESR's
media centre, cartoons by Ted Goff, Jim Huber, Erik Sansom and A.F. Branco!

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