Re: John Corry’s How Little We Know:
p>Poor John Corry. His brief now seems to reduce to an abiding resentment of Richard Perle’s net worth, and a desperate certainty that President Bush’s policy will fail in the next phase, not the current one. br> — Paul Kotik br> Plantation, FL /p> p> I tend to disagree with you about the Iraqi war, but I commend you for expressing your disagreement. Keep it up. Informed dissent is important. br> — Richard Clement /p> p> Please do me a favor and send John Corry to Patrick Buchanan. I’m sure those two will get along very well. br> — Pierre Legrand br> American Spectator
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