Enemy of the Week
Iraq and Back
Somebody out there wants to blow up America — or at least America’s plans not to get blown up.
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Or Schundler, Helms retiring
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It wasn’t
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The gonorrhea in costume
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The white sheet diseases
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That have murdered black people
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Terrorized reason and sanity
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Most of humanity, as they pleases.
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Another choice Republican pops up later:
p> em>Who made Bush president br> Who believe the confederate flag need to be flying br> Who talk about democracy and be lying br> Who the Beast in Revelations
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