those old Soviet leaders, and as the next U.S. president may say of the Saudis, "They keep dying on me." In Saudi Arabia, there are some potential Gorbachevs — or better — among the grandsons of the founder. Ten of the 13provincial governors are grandsons, all with administrative experience, some with gen

described as a Young Turk, b=t his plan to voucherize and privatize entitlements is half- century-old li=ertarian orthodoxy. The reformocons are the Gorbachevs of the right.4> They want to reform the system without questioning its fundamental p=emises. What the Republican Party could use instead are a few B