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Special Advisor to the DCI
on Iraq’s WMD (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
September 30, 2004
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The successor to politics will be propaganda. Propaganda, not in the sense of a message or ideology, but as the impact of the whole technology of the times.*
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They were not expected to be revealed until November 9, 2004, but the results are in of the Family Circle sponsored Cookie Cook-Off---Laura Bush's Oatmeal Chocolate Chunk Cookie vs Teresa Heinz-Kerry's Pumpkin Spice Cookie.
Laura Bush's Oatmeal Chocolate Chunk Cookie received 67% of the votes, Teresa Heinz-Kerry's Pumpkin Spice Cookie received 33% of the votes. 16,999 votes in all were cast. The cookie cook-off was not without controversy; Mrs. Heinz-Kerry has denied laying claim to the Pumpkin Spice Cookie, emphasizing her point by proclaiming a dislike for pumpkin spice cookies: "It's not mine, by the way. No, it's---somebody in our office gave that recipe out. And in fact, I think somebody really made it on purpose to give a nasty recipe. I never made pumpkin cookies. I don't like pumpkin spice cookies." Susan Stamberg of NPR interviews Teresa Heinz-Kerry July 27, 2004
NPR Conducts A Cookie Taste Test
Family Circle editors point out that its readers haven't been wrong in picking the presidential winner since the cookie poll was instituted in 1992.
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Family Circle Bush vs Heinz-Kerry Cookie Cook-Off Recipes