The American Legion [Volume 160, No. 3 (March 2006)]

Poll Positions: Like it or not, scientific polls remain the best way to gauge the American mood. By Frank Newport. -- A Taste for Pork: Today's Congress loves spending, and our children will suffer for it. By Sen. Tom Coburn. -- The Enemy Within: Two cases suggest the next terror strike on U.S. soil will be carried out not by foreigners but by Americans. By Joel Mowbray. -- The Incredible Shrinking Future: Nanotechnology promises to bring revolutionary changes in medicine and the military. By Jay Stuller. -- On the Border: The Minutemen showed America how to be vigilant without being vigilantes. By Georgie Anne Geyer. -- A Bad Analogy: Sure, the Iraq and Vietnam wars have similarities - just not the ones critics cite. By Peter R. Kann. -- Southern Comfort: From TVs to transportation, the Georgia Legion family provides veterans what the VA budget often does not. By Matt Grills. -- A Sacred Trust: A national newspaper report ignores the Legion's superior stewardship of donations. By Kenneth Danilson. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Rapid Fire -- Comrades -- Parting Shots