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The author discusses his opinion that we are losing the Iraq War. He reflects upon Iraq's civil war and the debate in Washington about what the civil war actually is. The author also discusses the latest operation which was announced in June and was declared a failure in October. Details are given on the author's experiences in Baghdad.

Opinion. States that President Bill Clinton's Washington is awash with `the fatal conceit,' belief that that governing elites can make the future conform to their plans and should also do so because the alternative makes the preferences of the untutored many superior to the planning of the expert few. Fatal conceit as expressed in the industrial policy; Why government can direct the training of workers; Industrial capitalism; More.

Opinion. States that although United States President-elect Bill Clinton may be coming as Oliver Cromwell to purify the capital, the lawyers are not worried. Contest to write the gushiest journalism about the new princes of the executive branch; Government's metastasizing presence in the nation's life; How lawyers know government will become even more labyrinthine and burdensome under Clinton; Why tax increases are necessary.

The article highlights the Republican National Committee Leadership Conference held at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. The meeting was focused on the issue of broadening the Republican Party's base in the U.S. Missouri Governor Christopher Bond has commented on the topic of third-party option. Kansas Senator Robert Dole discussed the philosophical differences between all Republicans.

Provides an overview of the Watergate Affair trial based on the transcript of the conversation between U.S. President Richard Nixon and a person involved in the scandal as of May 1974. Reaction of Nixon to the trial; Evidence of the existence of money negotiations among the individuals involved in the scandal; Pieces of advice for the defendants during the Senate hearings on the scandal.