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Daniel Schulman "Don't whistle while you work: at the Bush administration's whistleblower office, tips on murder, espionage, and terrorism are processed "in the order in which they are received." But any sign of the homosexual agenda—that is priority number one". Mother Jones. FindArticles.com. 06 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1329/is_3_32/ai_n27219080/

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Articles in May-June, 2007 issue of Mother Jones

• Psst, got antiretrovirals?
  by Kai Wright
• Not in their backyard: when the EPA discovered asbestos in their Little League fields, the residents of idyllic El Dorado Hills rushed to protect themselves—from reality
  by Randall Patterson
• The Third Monday in October
  by Dave Gilson
• Burnt by the man
  by Josh Harkinson
• Teflon is forever: for decades, DuPont has sold the answer to crud, gunk, and grime. What the company didn't advertise was that its nonstick wonder sticks—to us
  by Leslie Savan
• Peter Bergen and Paul Cruickshank's study of the Iraq War's impact on terrorism, "The Iraq Effect," was picked up by media worldwide, ranging from CNN to India's Tribune to the front page of London's Independent
• No congress, no peace
  by Jonathan Schwarz
• Paying for my hot air
  by Kimberly Lisagor
• Iraq's other 50 percent
  by Nicole-Marie DeSpain
• Geek squad vs. death squad
  by Robin Mejia
• Plugging the bulbs
  by Koshlan Mayer-Blackwell
• Editors' note
  by Monika Bauerlein
• Happiness, with a side of applesauce
  by Joanne Forman
• Even better than the real thing: sweatshop gamers, virtual terrorists, avatar porn, and other tales from the digital frontier
  by Dave Gilson
• The terrorist's apprentice: mistakes were made in the war on terror, none of them new
  by Kevin Drum
• The Canon: A Whirligig Tour of the Beautiful Basics of Science
  by Elizabeth Gettelman
• No choice on taxes
  by Jon O'Brien
• A message to you, Rudy: how the zero-tolerance policies of "America's Mayor" set us up for the patriot act and Guantanamo
  by JoAnn Wypijewski
• Jeff Tweedy: Wilco, beautiful not stoned
  by Alan Light
• They've given me a machine gun and 180 rounds of ammo, and told me not to pee for six hours. Riding shotgun with our shadow army in Iraq
  by Nir Rosen
• Momento
  by Jon Young
• Questioning gay assumptions
  by Nancy Mendez
• By the end of the century half of all species will be gone. Who will survive?
  by Julia Whitty
• Blackwing Yalobusha
  by Jon Young
• Retained by the People
  by Emily Bazelon
• Mocking Maria
  by Seth Murray
• Seeing red: Early Girls, Dolly Partons, and the attack of the California tomatoes: when my family tried to eat local for a year, we learned as much about politics as we did about produce
  by Barbara Kingsolver
• Gutterfly: The Original Soundtrack
  by Jon Young
• Redemption Song: The Ballad of Joe Strummer
  by Ben Gill
• Putting lipstick on a dictator
  by Joshua Kurlantzick
• Don't whistle while you work: at the Bush administration's whistleblower office, tips on murder, espionage, and terrorism are processed "in the order in which they are received." But any sign of the homosexual agenda—that is priority number
  by Daniel Schulman
• Traffic and Weather
  by Jon Young
• The diddly awards: the May-the-ostriches-drown-first award for global warming denial
  by Tim Dickinson
• Fitting tribute: as the murder rate in Miami's Liberty City climbs, memorial T-shirts—part tombstone, part fashion statement—proliferate
  by Robert Andrew Powell
• The Trials of Darryl Hunt
  by Rob Nelson