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Analyzes the root causes of anger against anti-American college teachers in the United States (U.S.). Information on the threats and assaults received by faculty members at Emory University upon exclaiming their hate to the U.S.; Argument on the actions taken against the faculty members; Overview of the violence happening within campus because of politics-related disputes.

Comments on the remarks of United States Senator Tom Daschle concerning the failure of the administration of President George W. Bush to maintain international leadership. Reaction of the administration to Daschle's statements; Impact of such criticism on the political career of Daschle.

Comments on the decision of Senator Jim Jeffords to leave the Republican Party in the United States Senate. Reasons for leaving; Issues that may cause disagreements between Jeffords and President George W. Bush; Political and social views of Jeffords.

Presents conclusions on the House of Ethics Committee investigation into the activities of US House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Comparison of Gingrich's actions with those of the Bill Clinton Administration; Ignorance of Republicans on how to react in terms of wrongdoing.

The article talks about the Clinton administration and its legacy. Particular focus is given to the December 19, 2001 meeting called by former U.S. President Bill Clinton of his top politicos. According to Richard Cohen of the "Washington Post," the bombing of U.S. embassies in East Africa in 1998 can be attributed to über partisans of Washington. Also highlighted are Cohen's right-wing conspiracy's fault defense, as well as the tragedy for Clinton's propaganda efforts.

Focuses on the possibility of creating an action figure depicting former United States President Bill Clinton. Marketing possibilities for the accessories; Information on the action figures; Description of the toy line.

Criticizes United States Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.). Excerpts from statements of McCain to the media; Words used by politicians to hide their true intentions.

Deals with the return of civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson to public life on January 22, 2001 after four days which he devoted for his family in the United States. His description of his absence from public view; Significance of former U.S. president Bill Clinton's praise for Jackson's return to public life.

Opinion. Focuses on the lies told within the Clinton White House and the impact that it have on the society. Reference to the conservatives' old-fashioned notion.

Highlights the constitutional amendment proposed by House Minority leader Dick Gephardt and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle. Effect on the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech; Regulation of funds expended; Limitation of freedom of speech; Corrupting influence of money on political system.

Analyzes the role of the `soccer moms' in US President Bill Clinton's popularity among the women voters in the United States. Description of the soccer mom; Democrats' convincing of every American woman that she is a soccer mom; Women's identification with the soccer mom.

Criticizes the undecided voters in the 1996 presidential elections of the United States. Lack of difficulty in influencing undecided voters; Need for political awareness of people; Unpleasant facts of American politics; Need for people to have firm political convictions.

Pinpoints the true suspects in the 1996 bombing in Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, Georgia. Portrayal of security guard Richard Jewell as a gung-ho gun nut; Broadcaster Katie Couric's previous journalistic performances with leading Democrats; First Lady Hillary Clinton's failure to sought out Jewell for a White House post.