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Articles in April 13, 2004, issue of Insight on the News

Q: Should the GOP undertake more outreach to minorities during campaign 2004? YES: A smart appeal to selfdescribed 'conservatives' among blacks and Hispanics is overdue
OPEC Mulls Delay in Oil-Production Cuts
The United State Of America's Allies; Americans may pledge their allegiance, through their pocketbooks, to U.S. allies who, contrary to Democratic claims, still are standing with us on Iraq and terrorism
Q: Should the GOP undertake more outreach to minorities during campaign 2004? NO: A better strategy is to increase GOP share of the white majority
Holdovers Held Up Security Strategy; Democratic partisans and Clinton holdovers such as Richard Clarke undermined the Bush team's crafting of a new national-security plan
Energy Independence Is a Pipeline Dream in Ukraine
Remember Kerry's Record, Because He Won't
Foreign Jihadists Add Fuel to The Anticoalition Fire in Iraq
Hatch and Frist Fire Whistle-blower; Senate Republicans have reneged on a pledge to expose hard evidence of collusion between Democrats on the Judiciary Committee and lobbyists for special interests
Dear Readers,
Illegal Immigration Will Pose Threat to American Prosperity
Reform Overdue for Central Intelligence; CIA bosses claim they are trying to shake things up, but the agency remains reluctant to admit the significance of its failures or accept that major reforms are needed
The 'Right' Viewpoint is Left Out in Colleges
When a ricin threat surfaced on Capitol Hill recently, Washington postal supervisors exposed workers to a potentially deadly replay of the 2001 anthrax attacks
Can Female Listeners Tame Shock Jocks?
These Blunders Don't Stop the Presses
Tension Surrounds Taiwan's Election; An assassination attempt, accusations of vote-rigging, a thin margin of victory for the incumbent and calls for a recount left the issue of Taiwan's leadership unsettled
Business as Usual On the Battlefield?
Foreign Support Doesn't Matter Stateside
How Faith Moves Across Mountains; From the fervently religious times of centuries past to today's secularized society, Christianity has spread through America in a Garden of Eden variety of forms
The Old Man in the Mountain
France Lied to U.S. During Iraq Crisis; French officials assured President Bush of their support in the showdown with Saddam Hussein, but instead abandoned America in favor of commercial interests
1971 Ad
Sober Spin on School's Party Reputation
Beichman's Ideas Trump Communism; An ardent America supporter, Arnold Beichman battled communist ideas as an editor of a left-wing newspaper and still is working as a lecturer and prolific author