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Average Rating: Rating: - Simply the best The most thoughtful, insightful, witty, intellectual, provocative and innovative journal on the market, bar none. No pretense, just excellect reporting and writing. A lube job for your mental carburetor. Rating: - Politics and Society for Everyone The New Republic is a weekly commentary on politics, society, art, literature, and more. Widely read and well-liked, the journal relies on good ideas and common sense in lieu of being liberal or conservative. Sometimes they will champion Republicans, sometimes Democrats...whoever has the best ideas wins in this magazine. Rating: - Views and Reviews I've been subscribing to this magazine for more than thirty years, so I must like it. THE NEW REPUBLIC is basically a weekly but is published only forty-four times a year. (The staff apparently gets eight weeks' vacation.) I'd say the TNR view is mainly somewhat left of center, although it sometimes has pieces that sound pretty conservative to me. Sometimes I violently disagree with one of their writers; then I write a letter. One such recent essay was "Delaware: The Worst State." A writer who was stuck in traffic on I-95 without air-conditioning on a hot day decided to vent his frustrations on little old Delaware by criticizing its highway tolls and lack of sales tax. Hey, any other state is free to do the same. I read this magazine from cover to cover, skipping only the ads, which are few and unobtrusive. For me, the best part of TNR is "the back of the book," as the editors call it: the movie, art, theater, and book reviews. Almost every issue has something I really enjoy, although the current issue (September 9 & 16, 2002), devoted to the anniversary of 9/11, was hideously boring and annoying.

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