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Not standing Pat
Jake Tapper
Buchanan revamps his presidential campaign and image by joining the Reform Party and making "racial reconciliation" a pet issue. But just how warm and fuzzy can the new Pat be?
The political wit and wisdom of Donald Trump
Craig Offman
The presidential contender once said he was too honest to run for office.
Throw the bums out
Joe Conason
Al Gore's corporate team has struck out, so it's time for the vice president to bring some true believers on board.
Trump bombs in first Reform appearance
Micah L. Sifry
The Donald needs to do some homework before opening his mouth.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
If children are cursing, blame the parents; battle of the sexes on "Family Law"; since when is Jeeves an
Internet character?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Camille Paglia misfires on Hillary, McCain and the Romantics! Plus: Mary Kay backers are pink, positive and pissed off; Stereolab as spiritual experience.
Political circus
Micah L. Sifry, Doug Ireland
While other parties talk about the Big Tent, the Reform Party constructs the Big Top.
Reformers from hell
Joe Conason
So it's Pitchfork Pat and the Tiny Texan vs. The Body and The Donald. And they call this an "alternative"?
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Michael Jordan is no Muhammad Ali; Lowell Weicker is a loser; Diana Rigg is a babe!
Faster, pussycat … save me the aisle seat?
Amy Reiter
Meyer and Ebert agree on the big, bouncy issues. Beatty clues in, moves on, drops out. Also: Can it be true? Howard laments dearth of lesbians!
What makes the Donald run?
Amy Reiter
Get ready for Teamster Nation! George W. and Marcus Aurelius ... not the same guy. Also, Mrs. Jagger balks at progeny's lips.
The Buchanan triangle
Micah L.Sifry
Most analysts think a run by Buchanan under the Reform Party banner would hurt Bush more than Gore. It's time to think again.
The little old hell-raiser from Pasadena
Suzi Parker
Granny D, 89, is walking across the U.S. to push for campaign finance reform.
Hollywood can wait
Anthony York
Americans are frustrated with the gridlocked two-party system. Is the answer Warren Beatty?
The Body defeats the Midget
Jake Tapper
Jesse Ventura's backers slammed Ross Perot at the Reform Party convention. The prize: At least $30 million in campaign funds for a 2000 presidential race.
The man who mistook a breast for a $50 bill
Douglas Cruickshank
Vegas' mob past rises up and bites its neon butt; Marla's shoe-loving' man convicted
The man who mistook a breast for a $100 bill
Douglas Cruickshank
Vegas' mob past rises up and bites its neon butt; Marla's shoe-loving man convicted.
Survival of the cutest
Cintra Wilson
Hot young magician David Blaine gets all the love while the best tricksters get hardly any.
Was Lincoln gay?
Carol Lloyd
Firebrand Larry Kramer says he has the evidence to prove it. Lincoln scholars are holding their fire until they see it. Get ready for the second Civil War.
Amy Fisher, magical mistress of multitasking
Douglas Cruickshank
Lecherous judges, Marla's spurned shoes and Exxon's exxcellent adventure in non-payment.
Guess who's not coming to dinner
Jake Tapper
As the once-prestigious White House Correspondents dinner mutates into a grotesque symbol of the state of American journalism, the New York Times decides to boycott.
The continuing saga of the beast with two soles
Douglas Cruickshank
Darryl Strawberry out-torques Torquemada; the Great Buddha of crime reporting catches a cab.
Oprah in the Oval Office?
Amy Reiter
Who's the people's choice -- Oprah, Al or Liddy? Get on the Love Jet. Nancy Reagan cracks them up.
Killer, Ellroy and Marla's pumps
Douglas Cruickshank
What do the Osaka mafia, Snoop Dogg, Chuck Jones and Charles Keating Jr. have in common?
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