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What a Difference a Day Makes
Or a day in the life of the Middle East. Also: Gray, Martha, and lots of no-goodnik GOP governors. And one more prayer of no thanks to Tod Tamberg. Plus more.
A brief commentary on today's [Wednesday's] Internet news stories:
Garry South bailing on Gray(out) Davis to join the Lieberman campaign is clearly a case of a rat leaving a sinking ship for one that will soon run aground.
That Martha Stewart, who is merely irritating and greedy, is facing a stretch in the Big House, while Hillary Clinton, who has harmed this nation at every opportunity, sits on her fat butt in the Senate at the taxpayer's expense, may be taken as proof that God really does have a sense of humor.
That President Bush appears to believe that the Palestinians, who are possibly the largest assembly of serial Jew-killers since the Einsatzgruppen, will actually live in peace with Israel, indicates that he might have fallen off the wagon.
p>Is Mel Brooks now writing news stories under a variety of assumed names? I sure hope so. br> -- Tillman L. Jeffrey
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