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Company for the People - Dec 22, 2004

Is Bush the Antichrist? - Dec 15, 2004

'Embarrassing Don' - Dec 8, 2004

What the Cops Learned - Dec 1, 2004

Psyched Out - Nov 24, 2004

Manchurian Mandate - Nov 17, 2004

Red vs. Blue: The Aftermath - Nov 10, 2004
Seattle Weekly readers sound off on the election.


Monorail Q&A - Oct 27, 2004

The Kerry Cover - Oct 20, 2004

The Lionesses of Iraq - Oct 13, 2004

Citizen Microsoft - Oct 6, 2004


Taking the WASL - Sep 22, 2004

Our Obsession - Sep 15, 2004

The Leadership Race - Sep 8, 2004

The New Abolitionists - Sep 1, 2004

The Drug Issue - Aug 25, 2004

No Exit - Aug 18, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Aug 11, 2004

Officer Down - Aug 4, 2004
"Police in general are a paranoid bunch, on reflex targeting minorities for immediate suspicion."

More on Gospel - Jul 28, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Jul 21, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Jul 14, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Jul 7, 2004
"NASCAR is all about people being obnoxious about what they can do. In fact, it's what America is about."

Letters to the Editor - Jun 30, 2004
"[Michael Moore's] work is to a truthful documentary as 'fruit punch' is to 'fruit juice'—18 percent real at best."

Letters to the Editor - Jun 23, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Jun 16, 2004
"It is truly refreshing to encounter some reality among all the addle-brained hoopla surrounding the death of Ronald Reagan."

Letters to the Editor - Jun 9, 2004
"Microsoft's products are conceived . . . as weapons to be used against competitors rather than effective tools for customers."

Letters to the Editor - Jun 2, 2004
"Conflating the loss of a hiking trip with the loss of people's livestock and homes isn't amusing."

Letters to the Editor - May 26, 2004
"Even the Weather Channel has . . . spicy docudramas that exploit our apparent need to be entertained by extreme weather events."

Letters to the Editor - May 19, 2004
" . . . Bush hasn't offered the Iraqis any money, and Rumsfeld sure as hell isn't going to resign any time soon."

Letters to the Editor - May 12, 2004
"America would never let this happen if we were talking about diabetes, hypertension, or some other chronic medical illness."

Letters to the Editor - May 5, 2004
"Transit belongs on city streets, not in parks. . . . "

Letters to the Editor - Apr 28, 2004
"An atheistic, gun-owning defender of gay rights? What is the world coming to?"

Letters to the Editor - Apr 21, 2004
"Garfield is not a place where hope is stamped out of young people. It is taught, and learned."

Letters to the Editor - Apr 14, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Apr 7, 2004
"Thomsen blasts the M's for trading Cirillo for worthless players. Does sabermetrics have a way to trade a .205 hitter for good players?"

Letters to the Editor - Mar 31, 2004
"Just as women have the right to choose whether or not to give birth, they have the right to choose where and how their babies are delivered. . . . "

Letters to the Editor - Mar 24, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Mar 17, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Mar 10, 2004

Letters to the Editor - Mar 3, 2004
"If our species was supposed to be vegetarian, we would have molars the size of shot glasses and jaw muscles the size of plates."

Letters to the Editor - Feb 25, 2004
"Sure, Kerry is no Howard Dean on the excitement factor, but he is no way near as dull as Al Gore, who won the popular vote against Bush. . . . "

Letters to the Editor - Feb 18, 2004
"Would Howard Schultz put up with poor decisions and declining profits and performance if it were Starbucks?"

Letters to the Editor - Feb 11, 2004
"Michael Kinsley should stop being so arrogant about how wonderful his Microsoft-bought-and-paid-for site is. . . . "

Letters to the Editor - Feb 4, 2004
'You utterly failed to suggest the easiest and most obvious way to avoid the entire mess altogether: Switch to Macintosh.'

Letters to the Editor - Jan 28, 2004
'Ah, Ken Kesey. You know, it's possible that he only had two good books in him.'

Letters to the Editor - Jan 21, 2004
"I can remember being a teenager and swallowing 15 aspirin . . . and all the while hearing from family and friends: 'Oh, stop being so dramatic!'"

Letters to the Editor - Jan 14, 2004
"The word 'humane' is the cheapest, most prostituted term in our vocabulary. It should be retired from use."

Letters to the Editor - Jan 7, 2004
"We find and identify a lot more food-borne outbreaks in this state because we look for them."

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