Mr. Tyrrell’s column does an excellent job of analyzing Mr. Hunt’s problem, a common one shared by many on the left. They are frustrated to the point of distraction, about their inability to get the American people to join lock-step with the “true believers” led by the Hunts, Raines, Clintons, ad nauseam, and see the “light.”
p>I believe that Al has “gone around the bend” caused, in large part by being the “token liberal” that few people read and even fewer take seriously. Mr. Tyrrell begins the column asking “…what might be prescribed for him.” This is a question I have asked both myself and the Journal , but I’ve phrased it as; “So when does Al retire?” br> — Tim Reed br> Denver, CO /p> p> About five years ago, I sent Mr. Peter Kann (CEO Dow Jones/
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