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The Perfumed General
Wes Clark's star turn. Also: Yale, K Street, and following in Arnie's shadow. Plus more.
We thank you for noting online the remarks by Solicitor General Theodore Olson, "We Shall Prevail," from September 11, 2003. We are moved by a respected federal official who grieves along with thousands of others who lost loved ones. Yet his message that Americans will one day recognize their bonds to terrorism's victims everywhere in the world was especially compelling. Therefore, how can any rational and compassionate mind not allow Israel the same right to self-defense as we have taken?
p>After two years of 9/11 video reruns, we hope everyone realizes his call to be a part of the action against terrorism's disease. br> -- Brad and Adrienne Pueschel br> Merlin, OR /p> p> BING br> Re: Tracy Robinson's
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