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The Prowler replies: In the spirit of compassionate conservatism, we called Moseley Braun a "Republican favorite," not a Republican.

p> TWIST AND SHOUT br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell's Jr.'s Dealing With the Corpus Delicti : /p> p>The unsafe or hostile disposition of chemical and biological weapons could certainly be a very big story; but it is in no way a "twist" on the French, German and Russian defiance of the United Nations resolutions proscribing weapons sales to Iraq, which (as you have so eloquently pointed out) is also a very big story br> -- unsigned /p> p> It's bad enough we have to watch our backs at the U.N. but sometimes it seems as though our own State Department is as much of a problem. Sometimes I think State operates like a fifth column in our country. And there is nothing we can do about it because it is staffed by unelected bureaucrats who do not appear to be accountable to anyone. That place needs a major overhaul. br> -- Dick Melville br> Ozone Park, NY

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