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The Perfumed General
Wes Clark’s star turn. Also: Yale, K Street, and following in Arnie’s shadow. Plus more.
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Barbara Abel
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Rancho Cordova, CA
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FIGHTING MEAN
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Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s
Butchered
by Schumer
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You are wrong. The Republicans won’t ever fight for the nomination of Estrada or anyone else the Democrats block.
The Republicans are wimps. I so want to use a stronger term, but I controlled myself.
p>The Republican Party better wake up and see that we are in a war with these Liberals. They will do and say anything to win. We have to fight fire with fire. br> — Jerry Manriquez br> Norco, CA /p>
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