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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COVER
56 THE SECRET BEHIND TRUMP’S POLITICAL FLING
BY CHRISTOPHER BYRON
FEATURES
64 WHY GEORGE W. IS PLENTY SMART ENUF
BY RICHARD REEVES
82 BILL BRADLEY: THE ENIGMA WHO WOULD BE PRESIDENT
BY JEREMY LARNER
88 HOT ON THE TRAIL
BY ALIX BROWNE
104 SAVING PRIVATE SLOVIK
BY PAMELA HESS
SPECIAL REPORT
LOUD, PROUD, AND OUT OF CONTROL: THE POLITICS OF ROCK
68 THE 50 GREATEST MOMENTS IN ROCK
BY MATT HENDRICKSON
78 OUR FIRST LADIES OF MUSIC AND ACTIVISM
PORTRAITS BY MARC HOM
ADDITIONAL CONTENT (from contents page):
20 PRIMARIES
George picks the top 10 political advertisements of all time—and uncovers George W.’s pivotal involvement in his father’s “vicious” Willie Horton ad campaign. Plus: How the Pentagon lied about Gulf War syndrome…Peggy Noonan on William Safire…Street gangs stalk cyberspace.
34 ADVICE
ASK ALFONSE
George’s sagacious senator expounds on President Clinton’s paycheck, landing jobs on Capitol Hill, and George W.’s potential running mates.
BY ALFONSE D’AMATO
36 PODIUM
BILLY CRUDUP
This rising Hollywood heartthrob hopes to stir political emotions with his portrayal of an idealistic congressman in the new movie Waking the Dead.
38 CAPITOL HILLBILLY
HOW TO WIN THE SOUTH
Our campaign guru explains exactly how Bradley and McCain can topple the front-runners in the crucial southern primaries.
BY PAUL BEGALA
40 RIGHT NOW
GOOD GIRLS DON’T
TV shows like HBO’s Sex and the City make it seem as if women today are as sex-crazed as men. But the shows—and their naive fans—have it all wrong.
BY ANN COULTER
42 NATIONAL
WARNING: DON’T FALL IN LOVE WITH THIS MAN
Journalists in John McCain’s hometown of Phoenix snicker at the way the national media has been fawning over their senior senator. Here’s what the big-name reporters have yet to learn about McCain.
BY AMY SILVERMAN
46 POLL
AND THE WINNERS ARE…
George’s annual popularity poll spotlights the winners and losers of the year in politics. It’s good news for Tim Russert, Rosie O’Donnell, and Bill Clinton. And bad news for Hillary, Cokie Roberts, and Pat Buchanan.
48 HOLLYWOOD
WILL & GRACE UNDER FIRE
When the four stars of NBC’s hit sitcom Will & Grace came out of the closet to make an unprecedented TV ad supporting gay marriage, they set off a political firestorm—and unwittingly found themselves in way over their heads.
BY SHARON WAXMAN
50 CUBA JOURNAL
CASTRO, THE LITTLE BOY, AND ME
A noted screenwriter-director traveled to Havana for a film festival, but saw no movies. Instead, he filed this fascinating report on Cuba today—an island running on empty.
BY ANDREW BERGMAN
DEPARTMENTS
12 Editor’s Letter
15 Contributors
16 Letters
118 If I Were President
Girl, Interrupted star Whoopi Goldberg says she would throw a House party in the Oval Office.