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• Tilting at windmills
  by Charles Peters
• George W. Bush has appointed dozens of women—more than any other president—as senior White House staff - Who's Who
  by Susan Threadgill
• Starr lite - Book Review
  by Tony Mauro
• Monumental failure: why we should commercialize the National Mall
  by Joshua Green
• A police heroine? - Tidbits & Outrages
• Case dismissed - Book Review
  by Stephen Pomper
• The parent gap: what Arnold Schwarzenegger can teach politicians about winning swing voters
  by Karen Kornbluh
• All in the family - Tidbits & Outrages
• Mountain of evidence - Book Review
  by Alex Stone
• Bad press: how business journalism helped inflate the bubble
  by Phillip J. Longman
• Parental pacifier - Tidbits & Outrages - Brief Article
• Primer beef - Book Review
  by Andrew J. Rotherham
• Ain't easy being green - Letters - Al Gore Jr
  by Jim Allen
• One vote away: Republicans could win control of the entire federal government in November. So why won't the Democrats talk about it? - Cover Story
  by Nicholas Confessore
• Bring me his head on a plate! - Tidbits & Outrages
• Disturbing behavior - Book Review
  by Ana Marie Cox
• Take a vow - Letters
  by Ray DeVeries
• The Washington Monthly's Monthly Journalism Award
  by Jason Cherkis
• Play bald - Tidbits & Outrages
• Turnout smackdown - Book Review
  by Brent Kendall
• White and wrong - Letters
  by Joe Martin
• Money for nothing: states are finally collecting money from deadbeat dads. Now, if they'd only get it to the moms
  by Sandy Bergo
• Spanish disquisition: or, how a bookish Gringa learned to stop worrying and love el idioma
  by Liesl Schillinger
• Chain store blues - Book Review
  by Amia Srinivasan
• Disease controlled - Letters
  by Kirk Fry
• Is Jon Corzine angling to become the next head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee? - Who's Who
  by Susan Threadgill
• Reality bites: why He-Man, Care Bears, and Miami Vice are making a comeback
  by Courtney Rubin
• Read it and weep - Letters
  by Caroline Black
• How deep does the conservative Federalist Society have its claws in the Justice Department? - Who's Who
  by Susan Threadgill
• Party hardy: most Americans agree with Democrats. But will they vote for them? - Book Review
  by Kenneth S. Baer
• Correction
• A congressional race in Arkansas may give the old adage "don't blame the messenger" a new twist: don't blame the pollster - Who's Who - Brief Article
  by Susan Threadgill
• Why we eat: the science of obesity - Book Review
  by Stephanie Mencimer