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Thursday, the Telegraph carried a front-page report by its resident conservative conspiracy theorist, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, that former White House Director of Special Projects and Special Needs Robyn Dickey had been "transferred abruptly to a job at the Defence Department after she was named as a long-standing lover of President Clinton in Paula Jones's sexual harassment lawsuit."
"I wanted to show my constituents I wasn't afraid to go against my party," Arkansas Republican Jay Dickey told the New York Times , explaining why he supported the Democratic proposal.
To sidestep this complaint, AMA officials promised never to strike (though Dickey conceded doctors might resist bad employers by "being a little slow in completing some of the paperwork" required by HMOs) and avoided the word "union," instead calling their proposed alliance "an affiliated labor organization."
One would also have to forgive the Indian subcontinent's most highly trained cardiologist for failing to recognize that It's me dickey ticker, doctor--which sounds as if the patient requires the services of a watch-repairer--is an allusion to longstanding heart disease.
Book -- Summer of Deliverance: A Memoir of Father and Son , by Christopher Dickey;