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Online Now: The Mother Jones 400
Industry pumped in a record million to elect George W. Bush and a GOP Congress. The Mother Jones 400 reveals the nation’s top contributors — and what they expect in return.

Cover Story: This Drug’s For You
Here’s where you have your deck all about this issue’s cover story.

FEATURES

This Drug’s For You by Jane Somebody
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

The Mother Jones 400 by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Trillion-Dollar Hideaway by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Trillion-Dollar Hideaway by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

DEPARTMENTS

Lists all the departments in the issue by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Lists all the Features in the issue by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Trillion-Dollar Hideaway by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Trillion-Dollar Hideaway by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Lists all the departments in the issue by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Lists all the Features in the issue by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

Trillion-Dollar Hideaway by Ken Silverstein
Welcome to the tax-free tropics, where wealthy Americans — including many rich by the stock market boom — have found a sunny place to stash their cash to avoid the IRS.

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