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But can he win?

Cover Story | Alan Keyes, the prophet-politician whose soaring oratory towers above all others, has a problem: Even some of his biggest boosters are wobbly on the question of "winnability." But what Mr. Keyes may lack as a politician he makes up for as a prophet. Indeed, Mr. Keyes may have won already-if his quest is to push the other Republican presidential candidates to embrace the pro-life cause.

In this issue: "Alan Keyes: Can he win?," March 13, 1999

Features

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March madness alert

National |  In the NCAA tournament, the off-court drama is sometimes as intriguing as the heroism and competition on-court

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The creed was greed

National |  Florida jury finds church leader Lyons guilty of theft and racketeering; next up, the federal trial

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GOP abortion crackup?

National |  California Republican battle over abortion is a microcosm of the division threatening the national party

Dispatches

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News & Reviews

Blackmun, author of roe vs. wade, dies at 90 But his legacy lives On the eve of the 10th anniversary of his most famous legal ruling, 72-year-old Harry…

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Quotables

My brother is another Judas Iscariot, except that, unlike the original Judas, he doesn't even have the courage to hang himself. Unabomber Ted Kaczynski,

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Let's go to the replay

Culture |  New and upcoming releases at the video store

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Two cheers

Culture |  The Grammy Awards program showcased women, glitz, and Psalm 40

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Slaves of fashion

Culture |  Jeans, post-democracy, & other cultural buzz

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Books: Realism, struggle, faith

Books |  Bret Lott's Jewel shows that a novelist can be both fully Christian and fully professional

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As seen on television

Culture |  Oprah's discovery propels Christian author Bret Lott into the limelight with a pro-life work of fiction

Voices

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Mailbag

Unflattered Imitation is the highest form of flattery. However, there are some situations in which imitation is anything but flattering. As a married woman, I…

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Ides of March

Begin early to prepare

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Babylon, USA

Despair comes from not recognizing that this is not our home

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We can see clearly now

Postmodernism's refreshing lack of pretense helps to show God in all His glory

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