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• Weekly Standard
  A U.S. weekly [[newspaper]] and online publication, the '''''Weekly Standard''''' was founded in 1995. Its emphasis is on analysis and opinion, from a | title = The Weekly Standard's War: Murdoch’s mag stands athwart history yelling, “Attack!”
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• David Frum/Related Articles
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• Daniel Senor/Bibliography
  *''[[Weekly Standard|The Weekly Standard]]''
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• Weekly Standard
  A U.S. weekly [[newspaper]] and online publication, the '''''Weekly Standard''''' was founded in 1995. Its emphasis is on analysis and opinion, from a | title = The Weekly Standard's War: Murdoch’s mag stands athwart history yelling, “Attack!”
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• Mary Katharine Ham/Definition
  ...; online editor for the [[Washington Examiner]] in 2008 before moving to [[Weekly Standard]]
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• Robert Kagan
  ...hington Post, and contributing editor at both the The New Republic and The Weekly Standard.
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• Rachel Abrams/Definition
  ...and daughter of [[Norman Podhoretz]] and [[Midge Decter]]; contributor, [[Weekly Standard]]
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• Charles Krauthammer/Related Articles
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• Robert Kagan/Definition
  ...r International Peace]], contributing editor at the [[New Republic]] and [[Weekly Standard]], columnist, Washington Post; member, Council on Foreign Relations; fellow
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• Robert Kagan/Related Articles
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• Kimberly Kagan
  ...and another surge advocate. These relationships were not disclosed in the Weekly Standard's review of the Surge, although she is a recognized expert in the field.<re
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• News Corporation
  *[[Weekly Standard]]
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• Washington Examiner/Related Articles
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• Bill Roggio
  ...s]], a [[Hoover Institution]] Media Fellow, and a contributor to the The [[Weekly Standard]]. His coverage includes the wars in [[Afghanistan War (2001-2021)|Afghanis
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• Keep America Safe/Related Articles
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• Rudy Giuliani
  ...m/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/014/584edbsw.asp ''[[Weekly Standard|The Weekly Standard]]'' Jan. 21, 2008]; Justin Wolfers, "How Rudy's Bet Went Wrong," [http://on
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• Socialism/Related Articles
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• American conservatism/Related Articles
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• William Arkin
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• Michael Auslin
  | date = 13 January 2009 | journal = Weekly Standard (U.K.)
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• Randy Scheunemann
  ...unicators in Washington.” Goldfarb came from a full-time position at the [[Weekly Standard]] and will remain an occasional contributor.<ref name=Politico2010-07-15/>
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• Paleoconservatism
  ...en clear that rank and file Republicans are far more isolationist than The Weekly Standard would like. During the bombing of Serbia, Bill Kristol became so exercised ...ding magazines like National Review or neoconservative journals like The [[Weekly Standard]], or by watching their media cohorts on Fox News. </blockquote>
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• The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy/Related Articles
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• Hannah Rosenthal
  ...worked with Soros-related organizations. [[Michael Goldfarb]], in the ''[[Weekly Standard]]'', said "Maybe I'm old fashioned, but it strikes me that an anti-Semitism | journal = [[Weekly Standard]]
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• Charles Krauthammer
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• Jennifer Rubin
  ...ic/Articles/000/000/016/881vlnwr.asp Eric Holder's Anti-CIA Witch Hunt], ''Weekly Standard'', vol. 14, issue 47. Retrieved September 7, 2009.</ref> However, additiona
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• Hassan al-Turabi
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• One Nation Working Together
  | date = 4 October 2010 | publisher = [[Weekly Standard]]
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• David Frum
  ...n ''National Post '', and a contributing editor for ''Weekly Standard|The Weekly Standard''. He was a contributing editor for ''National Review'' but resigned after
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• Natan Sharansky
  | journal = Weekly Standard | author = Tom Rose
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• Sonia Sotomayor
  ...Kristol: On Sotomayor, the Supreme Court and Policy], "The Blog" at ''The Weekly Standard''. Retrieved August 4, 2009.</ref> Both Sotomayor herself, in response to q
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• Iraq Study Group
  ...f>A Perfect Failure. Robert Kagan and Wiliam Kristol, vol. 12, no. 13, ''[[Weekly Standard]]'', December 11, 2006, p. 12.</ref> The conservative magazine ''[[National
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• Paul Pillar
  | journal = Weekly Standard ...llar's speech was preapproved by CIA management, Stephen F. Hayes of the ''Weekly Standard'' questions why "A senior, unelected CIA official--Paul Pillar--was given a
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• Eric Holder
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• David Sirota
  ...that other journalists were essentially activists as well; one noted "(''[[Weekly Standard]]'' columnist) [[Fred Barnes]] has credentials, he espouses political views
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• Mark Kirk
  | date = 1 February 2010 | journal = [[Weekly Standard]]
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• John Roberts
  ...'' in 1979.<ref>[[Matthew Continetti]], John Roberts's Other Papers, ''The Weekly Standard'', 8 Aug. 2005, available at http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/A
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• Democracy promotion
  ...and ballistic missile defense, while it was the editorial policy of the ''Weekly Standard'', during the Clinton Administration, to encourage U.S. defense spending.
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• March RA
  * [[Weekly Standard/Related Articles]]
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• Sarah Palin
  ...icles/000/000/016/708gpxia.asp Out of Alaska], Matthew Continetti, ''[[The Weekly Standard]]'', vol. 14, issue 41. Retrieved July 15, 2009.</ref> Of 18 ethics complai ...trieved July 16, 2009.</ref> Matthew Continetti of [[Weekly Standard|''The Weekly Standard'']] predicted that this move would help Palin gain traction in national po
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• Keep America Safe
  *Adviser, Michael Goldfarb, a Weekly Standard blogger
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• March Metadata
  * [[Template:Weekly Standard/Metadata]]
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• Restructuring of the U.S. political right
  ...k tanks, policy journals, political magazines like National Review and The Weekly Standard, certain blogs, etc.)
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• Intelligence cycle management
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• 2008 United States presidential election
  .../weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/014/584edbsw.asp ''The Weekly Standard'' Jan. 21, 2008]; Justin Wolfers, "How Rudy's Bet Went Wrong," [http://onli
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