The American Spectator

br> Amery, Wisconsin /p> p> It’s good to know my beloved Spectator is rising from the ashes — by the way, I have a secret Crush on Mr. Tyrrell. And Wlady ain’t no slouch. However, in reading about the proposed format in your online credits, I couldn’t help wondering about “compassionate” being included in the new look. I always thought every article in the Spectator was compassionate — conservatism by it’s very nature is an extremely loving ideology. Think about it — good versus evil. We conservatives are just a bunch of love bugs, we don’t like the bad guys. We think they egregiously muddy up the atmosphere, like great swooping vultures of doom. It follows naturally that our compassion for our fellows is mirrored in our ability to point out the error of the vulture’s perverted ways (we love bugs cherish the truth), thereby reducing political and cultural pollution and making it easier for the rest of us to breathe. Now, that’s compassion. :-) br> — Barbara Haugen br> Cedar City, Utah /p> p> Hi, I can hardly read your fonts on my Presario 1500 set at 1280 x 1024. The text uses only half the width of my screen. Can you make the text larger so I can see it? Thank you, br> — Basil Weir br> San Jose, California