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Years ago, and I mean many years ago, American Heritage was a great read. It's sad what's happened to it.

Like BUSINESS WEEK. I read that magazine faithfully for twenty years. I cancelled after it promoted Bill Clinton in 1996.

BW is now a full-blown socialist rag.

9 posted on 10/15/2004 9:35:54 PM PDT by sinkspur ("I swim with the alligators in the fevered swamps of traditionalism. " Cardinal Fanfani)
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I'm still trying to stick with Scientific American, but it's getting tough.

The astronomy and physics stuff is still great, but after the relentless global warming and stupid sociology articles, their tribute to the bravery of Henry Waxman and his crusade against Bush's "religious assault on science" may have been the last straw.

10 posted on 10/15/2004 9:39:47 PM PDT by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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To: sinkspur
Like BUSINESS WEEK. I read that magazine faithfully for twenty years. I cancelled after it promoted Bill Clinton in 1996. BW is now a full-blown socialist rag.

I have a free sub to BW. I read it without fail the day it comes, only for its pure entertainment value: I can't wait to see what creative new ways they've come up with each week to talk about how evil Bush is and how much better the U.S. business climate would be if only we'd follow those brilliant Europeans.

I would love to know how they manage to make money; how in the hell can they publish a business magazine that hates business, and get people to pay for it?!?

24 posted on 10/15/2004 10:11:04 PM PDT by Dont Mention the War (How important a Senator can you be if Dick Cheney's never told you to "go [bleep] yourself"?)
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