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leader.
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Annette Cwik
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ROCKY ROAD
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Re: The Washington Prowler’s
Sinking
Fast
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p>Sen. John Kerry had better find a way to step up and put a few
insurance runs on the board. If he allows the America-hating Howie
Dean to take New Hampshire, the “Old Man In The Mountain” won’t be
the only one to “Lose Face” in the Granite State!
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Scott Wright
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Poland Spring, ME
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