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I commend you on your sage choice of President George W. Bush as "Man of the Year." It is ironic that publications that tout themselves as being "mainstream" and "news leaders" are unable to comprehend the meaning of "Man of the Year," unless it is someone who is totally undeserving of such an honor, for example Jimmy Carter, aka "Mr. Chicklet Grin," or any of the other leftist chowderheads which are consistently foisted upon the public.
I believe that President Bush will go down in history as the greatest President of the 21st Century, just as Ronald Reagan will surely go down in history as the greatest of the 20th. No doubt in my mind.
p>In that same vein, I invite you to read over my commentary explaining why even leftists and liberals will ultimately end up br> voting for President Bush in November 2004 which is located on my humble blog for this date (Dec 27, '03). br> -- J.B. Corrigan /p> p> Oh boy, are you EVER right about "W." Great article, Mr. Tyrrell. Thanks. br> -- John C. Donahue /p>Re: "... I suggest ice on both knees and wearing a neoprene sleeve on them when you run. If that prescription fails, face the fact of your middle-aged hinges and ride a stationary bike."
What's wrong with swimming? ;-)
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