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This morning I picked up an old issue of TAS (the one with the Supreme Court on the cover) and discovered your web page. In my never-ending search for the truth (conservative web pages, etc.) I cannot understand how I missed your web page.
I have been a subscriber to The American Spectator for many, many years. It is great to see the old gang back. The infidels can never sleep well at night knowing you are on the job.
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