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March 3, 2014
Cover Story
The Great Disappointment
What happens when a political messiah fails?
By James W. Ceaser
Also in This Issue
- Did the CIA's No. 2 Lie About Benghazi? — Stephen F. Hayes
- The Other Kentucky Derby — John McCormack
- The Collapse of Sanctions on Iran — Lee Smith
This issue of The Weekly Standard examined the perceived failures of President Obama's first term through James W. Ceaser's cover story "The Great Disappointment," analyzing what happens when a political leader fails to meet the expectations of his supporters. Stephen F. Hayes continued his investigation into the Benghazi controversy with reporting on how the CIA's deputy director misled Congress about the attack. The magazine also covered major political and foreign policy developments, including Mitch McConnell's Kentucky Senate race, deteriorating sanctions on Iran, and Russia's regional ambitions in Eastern Europe.
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The Great Disappointment PDF
Did the CIA's No. 2 Lie About Benghazi? PDF
The Other Kentucky Derby PDF
Back to Work PDF
The Collapse of Sanctions on Iran PDF
Russia's Long Shadow PDF
Japan's 'Irish Question' PDF
The Benghazi Cover-up (cont.) PDF
A Slight Case of Bastardy PDF
The Learning Curve PDF
Visionary/Reactionary PDF
Bernini's Progress PDF
Literary Man of War PDF
The Netflix Effect PDF
The Scrapbook PDF
Casual PDF
Obama Calls Retreat PDF
The Resistance PDF