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The Partisan is published by the California State Central Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party at P.O. Box 24764, Oakland, California 94623. Staff for this issue included Georgia Williams, Francisco Rodriguez, John Reiger, Dave Kadlecek, Tom Condit, Shushannah Akin, and Kevin Akin, with contributions and help from many others.

This is issue number 23, for which the closing date was April 10, 2007. All articles are the opinions of their authors and are not necessarily official policy of the Peace and Freedom Party.

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Issue #1: State budget, Operation Rescue, Anti-Defamation League scandal, San Jose police frame-up, Bari/Cherney bombing photo, Clinton health plan analysis, Gary Graham case.

Issue #2: State and federal taxes, Attacks on immigrants, "Race, Class and the Denny Trial", Public schools and vouchers, Attempt to break up Los Angeles Unified School District.

Issue #3: Crime and prisons, Immigrants' rights, War on the poor and homeless, Hotel and restaurant workers, Return of tuberculosis, NAFTA and GATT, Political Prisoners.

Issue #4: Community college fee hikes, Housing takeovers, UFW march on Sacramento, Haiti, Attack on mobile home owners, Gary Graham case progress.

Issue #5: Unemployment, Peace & Freedom Party platform, Los Angeles transit crisis, Headwaters forest, Soledad prison protest, Food Not Bombs, candidates and issues.

Issue #6: Election analysis, Immigrants' rights, Freedom to Travel Campaign, Berkeley Rent Board victory, Shorter work week.

Issue #7: Pete Wilson's war on equal rights, attack on rent control, Gulf War syndrome, Mumia Abu-Jamal, California budget, Justice for Janitors, New Headwaters battle.

Issue #8: March primary election, Farmworkers organize, Netherlands drug policy, State attack on county budgets, Hotel workers struggle, Minimum wage, Jack London.

Issue #9: Clinton-Gingrich Welfare bill, November general election, March for Affirmative Action, Labor Party convention, Teamsters' election, Headwaters deal, Peace & Freedom 1996 platform.

Issue #10: Welfare deform, Threat to Social Security, Privatization and contracting out, Gulf War Syndrome, UC graduate student employees strike, Judi Bari and David Nadel obituaries, Headwaters update, Santa Cruz supports Mumia Abu-Jamal.

Issue #11: Neptune Jade case: solidarity with longshore workers, Remembering Ben Spock, Bear Lincoln case, Clinton's attack on Social Security, Independent Politics Summit, Teamsters' election, "Safe" movie/video review, Clark Hull obituary, Anita Whitney.

Primary Election Insert to Issue #11: Statements by all P&F candidates for state-wide offices, and by some P&F candidates for other partisan and non-partisan offices; NO on 226, NO on 227, positions on other state-wide propositions and on S.F. Proposition E; contact info for P&F candidates in June 1998 Primary.

Issue #12: Clinton Impeachment, State-Sponsored Terrorism, California State Budget, Peace & Freedom 1998 platform, November 1998 Ballot Measures and Candidates, June Primary Analysis, California's Two Death Penalties.

Issue #13: Neptune Jade, P&F Registration Drive, Millions for Mumia, Needle Exchange, Davis "Fixes" Schools, Police Kill Teenager, Mumia on Iraq.

Issue #14: Schools not Prisons, Seattle WTO demonstrations, March 2000 ballot propositions, Police Accountability in Riverside, Police Brutality in Santa Cruz, Struggle for Democracy in Carpenters Union, Michael Zinzun on LAPD Corruption.

Issue #15: "Heads up, Charlie Brown!" (the Democrats and Republicans are basically the same, though they have differences), Fight the Phony "War on Drugs", No School Vouchers, P&F Community college campaign, Government Promotes Homelessness, Peace & Freedom Party Platform, and Shaka Sankofa.

Issue #16: P&F Statement on 9/11 and U.S. Response, poem by Ferlinghetti, CIA Domestic Spying, Prominent Leftists "Appeal to Progressive Californians", Bari/Cherney vs FBI, Forgotten Election of 2000, Free Market Mantra, Economic Downturn of 2001.

Special Anti-War Supplement (for 10/26/02 mobilizations): End the War on Iraq, P&F Statement on Middle East Crisis, Mumia case and Civil Liberties, Coca Cola and AIDS, poem by Ani DiFranco, P&F Summary Platform.

Issue #17: P&F positions on recall election and propositions, Iraq, Israel/Palestine, Afghanistan, Mumia Abu-Jamal on affirmative action, Judi Bari case, P&F 3/2003 short platform, Stop Privatization and Contracting Out, Students organize at San Diego City College, state budget crises, police review in National City, free speech fight in Santa Cruz.

Issue #18: health care issues and the grocery strike; March 20th anti-war actions; the 2005 war budget; March 2nd primary propositions and candidates; Mumia Abu-Jamal column "Democracy, Dictatorships & Empire"; "Distorting science to hide inequality"; education and taxes; protesting cuts to elderly and disabled; space militarization.

Issue #19: Workers' Compensation; Leonard Peltier and Mumia Abu-Jamal cases; electronic voting machines; Social Security; Oakland Public Schools; military recruiting in schools; November 2004 election results and analysis; Mumia Abu-Jamal column reviewing Citizens of the Empire; Haiti; the Million Worker March.

Issue #20: Schwarzenegger's initiatives and progressive responses; Halliburton; War Tax Resistance; tenants and developers in Oakland Chinatown; Mumia Abu-Jamal column; military recruiting in schools; Global Warming; Social Security; regressive taxation; health care bills; antiwar and Haiti support demonstrations.

Issue #21: War Profiteers; Police abuse in the Central Valley; November 8th Special Election; Fighting for the right to protest; Mumia Abu-Jamal column; U.S. double standard on Posada Carriles; military recruiting in schools; Struggle for health care in south Los Angeles; P&F candidates and plans for 2006; corporate attacks on public schools.

Issue #22: Voting for peace and getting war; 2006 election results and analysis; plans for 2007 immigrant rights marches; healthcare plans; tax inequality; "Crisis in Public Education" forum; P&F national membership campaign; resolutions on Diego Garcia and impeachment; Mumia Abu-Jamal column; opeds "draft capital" and "prevent war, prevent disabilities"; letters to editor and book review.

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