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Ben Stein's North Korea

1.2.03 @ 12:01AM

Making the connection with Iraq. Plus lots more.
p> A HOLIDAY HIT br> Re: Steve Hornbeck's 'Twas Just Before Christmas : /p> p>Wonderful! And what's truly amazing is that someone who once wrote for Politically Incorrect's host (nameless here, forevermore) could pen something as bitingly observant of our Democratic hopefuls. I can't help but wonder what he wrote that "BM" would say on the air! br> -- Bob Johnson br> Bedford, TX /p> p> CRISIS OF EVIL br> Re: Ben Stein's Iraq and North Korea in Cahoots?
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