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For no political benefit, George W. Bush built the largest humanitarian effort in history to address a global pandemic.
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January 2009 |
Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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A former White House advisor analyzes Bush's unpopular stand on stem cells, and explains why it was the right decision and what it means for the future.
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January 2008 |
Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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Despite the uptick for George W. Bush, old communal habits show few signs of breaking.
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February 2005 |
Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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The 2000 elections revealed the increasingly marginal position of a once influential bloc.
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March 2001 |
Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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October 2000 |
Reviewed by Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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Dennis Prager is the host of a leading radio talk show that originates in California.
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May 1996 |
Reviewed by Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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In The Fatal Embrace, Benjamin Ginsberg, who teaches political science at Johns Hopkins, chronicles the symbiotic relationship that has often developed between Jews and the rulers of the countries in which they have lived.
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January 1994 |
Reviewed by Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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The sports journalist John Feinstein, whose previous books include in-depth looks at the worlds of college basketball and professional tennis, here chronicles the 1992 major-league baseball season.
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September 1993 |
Reviewed by Jay P. Lefkowitz |
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Quadrennial observers of the Jewish vote might be surprised by the support American Jews gave to Bill Clinton in the 1992 presidential election—surprised not by the fact of that support, but by its overwhelming size
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April 1993 |
Jay P. Lefkowitz |
