#67 Jan/Feb 2004
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Two more winners in our ongoing rubber ducky essay contest!

Duck Essay Contest Rules

Politics

Administration's Facade of Credibility Erodes
Official investigations are slowly prying out information on 9/11, butwith considerable obstacles
by Rodger Herbst

Emerging Democratic Majority: So What?
It makes no difference until Dems move to suburbs, or we get a fairelectoral system
by Steven Hill and Rob Richie

Voting Your Global Conscience
The Simultaneous Policy offers an ingenious scheme to take back theworld
by Syd Baumel

The Coalition of the Smelling

Economy

Low Income Credit Union Opens Doors
press release from TULIP

Workplace

Golden Parachute (of Revenge)
by anonymous

Illegal Economy
Wal-Mart immigration sting leads to policy changes
by Briana Olson

Books

Beyond Capitalism
book review by Dave Zink

Protest Primer

Toward a Toxic-Free Future

Dirt-y Secrets
Vashon Islanders learn to limit exposure to persistent toxins
by Kari Mosden

Toxic Breastmilk
news and ideas from Washington Toxics Coalition
by Sibyl Diver and Laurie Valeriano

Nature

Lost Orca No 'Free Willy'
by Hanna Lee

Health

The Vaccine Conflict
UPI Investigates
by Mark Benjamin, UPI Investigations Editor

Law

Solidarity With Leonard Peltier
March and Rally in Tacoma
by Steve Hapy Jr, Arthur J. Miller, and Tacoma Leonard Peltier Support

Who Killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr?
Interview with King family attorney William F. Pepper by Joe Martin

The Coalition of the Smelling

When President Bush travelled with the Queen through London in one of Buckingham Palace's carriages, one of the horses passed violent wind. It was so powerful that it blew a policeman's hat off. Bush and the Queen clamped handkerchiefs to their noses.

The Queen was naturally apologetic. She said, "I am sure, Mr President, that you appreciate there are some things that even the Queen of England cannot control."

George Bush said, "Don't give the matter another thought, Ma'am. I thought it was one of the horses."

Forwarded by John Glansbeek. Email us your George W. Bush jokes with subject heading "cutting edge political analysis" to WAfreepress@gmail.com.



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