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Articles in April, 1993 issue of Washington Monthly

• Bad forms - health care reform
  by Christopher Georges
• Picture Perfect: The Art and Artifice of Public Image Making. - book reviews
  by Bob Schieffer
• Married with alibi: why women aspiring to political office shouldn't use the my-husband-did-it excuse
  by Karen Lehrman
• Brother, can you spare my BMW: some of what's on Clinton's agenda - and a lot of what isn't - is a boon to yuppies - Pres Bill Clinton's economic plan
  by David Segal
• The Hollow Core: Interests in National Policy Making. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey H. Birnbaum
• Righting sentences: let's get smart about who should - and shouldn't - be in jail
  by Stephanie Mencimer
• What the religious right can teach the New Democrats: extremists aside, America's evangelicals have a message we all need to hear - Cover Story
  by Jon Meacham
• Money for nothing - get-rich-quick schemes
  by Art Levine
• The sleaze in the statehouses - inadequate state campaign finance laws
  by Scott Greenberger
• Promise and Power: The Life and Times of Robert McNamara. - book reviews
  by John Ralston Saul
• Service charge: If Clinton wants to make national service work, he's got to think big and cheap - President Bill Clinton
  by Tom Hayden
• Out of House, out of mind - government contractors lack effective oversight
  by Nancy Watzman