January 2, 2006 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- The War & the Elections, pp. 3-4
- New Orleans Blues, p. 5
- Gene McCarthy
  George McGovern
  , p. 6
- The Ney Scandal Grows
  Ari Berman
  , pp. 6-7
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 8
  Another Lesson in Democracy...
- Press Watch
  Scott Sherman
  , p. 9
  Conrad Black's Fall
- A Year of Sweet Victories
  Katrina vanden Heuvel and Sam Graham-Felsen
  , p. 10
- Comix Nation
  Daniel Abraham
  , p. 11
  Happy Holidays
- The Liberal Media
  Eric Alterman
  , p. 12
  Another 9/11? Never Mind...
- In the Shadow of Disaster
  Ari Kelman
  , pp. 13-14
  Can people and nature co-exist in New Orleans?
- Katrina Lives
  Susan Straight
  , pp. 15-17
  The country has moved on, but black Americans have not finished with her
- Left to Die
  Billy Sothern
  , pp. 18-21
  New Orleans abandoned its citizens in jail
- Apollo Now
  William Greider
  , pp. 22-24
  A big, bold, job-creating project for a new generation
- Fear & Laughing in Las Vegas
  Paul Krassner
  , pp. 25-26
  Comedians raise eco-consciousness
- In Fact..., pp. 27-28
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  Middlemarch (4 Reviews)
  Eyal Press
  , pp. 29-31
  Off Center, by Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson
  1. Off Center by Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson
  2. Death by a Thousand Cuts by Michael J. Graetz and Ian Shapiro
  3. Stand Up Fight Back by E.J. Dionne, Jr.
  4. The Survivor by John F. Harris
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  The Oceanic Feeling (Review)
  Claire Messud
  , pp. 32-35
  The Sea, by John Banville
  1. The Sea by John Banville
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  Farewell to the Working Class (2 Reviews)
  Austin Kelley
  , pp. 36-39
  How to Be Idle, by Tom Hodgkinson
  1. How to Be Idle by Tom Hodgkinson
  2. Bonjour Laziness by Corinne Maier
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  2005 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize (Review)
  Robert Pinsky
  , pp. 40-48
  The Displaced of Capital, by Anne Winters
  1. The Displaced of Capital by Anne Winters
- Cover
  Gene Case and Stephen Kling