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Fight Like a Man
No cologne, please. Also, will the guy who wants to fight North Korea but not Iraq sign up for military service if war breaks out against Kim Jong Il? Plus lots more.
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p>Boomer Sooner, br> -- Steve Shaver /p> p> That Tom Daschle and a lot of his cohorts are very hypocritical people is beyond dispute. What is less obvious is what keeps them in office. Unlike most Republicans and Conservatives, Democrats are much more inclined to vote the party line and/or vote Democrat because that's the way we've always done it in our family. This thoughtless loyalty is something Democratic politicians can count on whether or not they have delivered for their constituents and their country. br> -- Dick Melville br> Ozone Park, NY /p> p> THE WAGES OF CNN br> Re: Steve Hornbeck's This Is CNN : /p>
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