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To the Point
Enough Clinton? Shinseki? Broder? Plus: Tampa, tourism and more.
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Stalled at the Euphrates : /p> p>If they fire Shinseki, who will select the color of next year's beret? br> -- An old soldier /p>Jed Babbin replies: Dear Old Soldier: If Clinton were still around, we'd have to have twenty colors, and let each soldier choose his own. Can't be judgmental, 'ya know. But we do have grownups running things again. How about scrapping the Everybody Beret, and letting only those who earn it -- Rangers and Green Beenies -- wear it?
p> POINT SPREAD br> Re: Lawrence Henry's History vs. Hollywood: The Beautiful Mind : /p> p>Mr. Henry's disclosure of his 650 score on the math boards is something I would expect from someone of the other side of the aisle. br> --
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