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September 10, 2006
This Month in Vanity Fair: Pranking The Weekly Standard

Thanks to something Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes created, the October issue of Vanity Fair has gotten a little bit of attention. The issue also contains something I created: a fake cover flap you can cut out and attach to a newsstand copy of The Weekly Standard. It’s on page 272, in the Vanities section. More details are here.

The Weekly Standard cover flap: Okay, fine, we admit it: The Iraq War was a mistake, and George W. Bush is so stupid he scares even us. Plus: William Kristol on being deluded for six years. Brit Hume on 50 things Michael Moore was right about. Charles Krauthammer on why he wants a do-over on everything--everything!--starting with the 2000 election. Fred Barnes on the joys of not wearing pants.

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