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On the Edge of Excess
Cashing in on trauma. Too hard on Hanania? More on Latin, Oregon, and Mahony. Plus much else.
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Mr. Felder would have been better served if he stopped his article six or seven paragraphs earlier. His philosophy, like so often happens with many of the opposite persuasion, i.e., liberal writers, got in the way of a good factual response to Mr. Hanania’s poorly conceived PR/marketing efforts.
p>Otherwise, I enjoy both Mr. Felder’s and Mr. Mason’s contributions to the Prowler as I have in the past with their humor and insights in the Spectator . br> — Joseph G. Procopio /p> p> DEATH SENTENCE
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