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TABLE OF CONTENTS
38 PRIMARIES
How the Titanic changed the world…Lincoln the presidents’ picks…Crazy Horse fights again. Where does it come from?
55 RANT
WHY OUR WATERS NEED WASHINGTON
On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Clean Water Act, one eco-warrior sees Republicans returning America’s waterways to their polluted past. BY ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR.
58 WHITE HOUSE
EXPOSING THE PRESIDENT
Susan Carpenter-McMillan, Paula Jones’s makeover maven, demands justice for her friend. Will playing rough with the White House help or hurt Jones? BY CLAIRE SHIPMAN
62 BETWEEN THE LINES
BILL WELD’S SECRET SCHEME
How did Weld keep a sense of humor during his fight to become an ambassador? By fixing an eye on his true goal: the GOP presidential nomination. BY TONY BLANKLEY
66 AMERICAN DREAMS
ONWARD CHRISTIAN HIPPIES
As baby boomers face mortality, they’re leaving secularism behind and seeking the help of a higher power—but, as always, on their own terms. BY NAOMI WOLF
70 EYEWITNESS
1982: MADMAN AT THE MONUMENT
Fifteen years ago, a mad bomber took over the Washington Monument—and a young reporter dared to meet with the terrorist. BY STEVEN KOMAROW
72 WASHINGTON
TOP 10 BEST JOBS IN D.C.
Washington workers aren’t all pencil pushers and power brokers. A rundown of the truly unique occupations inside the Beltway. BY JOSH YOUNG
76 QUIPS
ST. NICK’S PICKS
On the holiday gift list: Naughty Mark Albert gets panties in his stocking. And for that nice Chelsea Clinton, a sleepy Secret Service agent. BY JON MACKS
78 NATIONAL
RUNNING ON RETRO
California’s top crime-fighter, Dan Lungren, hopes to rule the Golden State. Can the momentum of Nixon and Reagan turn out another GOP phenom? BY PETER MAASS
84 LABOR
PICKING A FIGHT
United Farm Workers chief Arturo Rodriguez has a grand plan to better the working conditions of migrants. But he wants you to pay for it. BY SIMON BLACK
90 PLAYERS
THE HOLLYWOOD HUSTLE
Washingtonians have long scoffed at activist actors trooping to Capitol Hill. But now lawmakers realize that a star endorsement can enliven even the lamest of legislation. BY STEPHEN GLASS
98 INTERVIEW
LOST WORLD OF A LIVING BUDDHA
Tibet’s religious leader gives his lessons on how endless optimism can ignite the world. In an exclusive interview, the Dalai Lama talks with John Kennedy about Jesse Helms, reincarnation, and regaining his homeland.
DEPARTMENTS
26 Editor’s Letter
28 Letters
32 Contributors
34 We the People
50 Scoop
142 Puzzle
144 If I Were President
FIONA APPLE
President indignant—to the core.