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Doing the Right Thing
When to go ahead, when to hold back. Attending to Cheney; not attending the convention. Plus much more.
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John Tabin replies: br> Good catch. But the point remains the same: if you lived in Illinois in 2002, as I did, the connection drawn between the two Ryans was palpable, and their mutual association with the Republican powers-that-be in Springfield was at least as big a factor as the name coincidence. /p> p> BUFFERING br> Re: The Washington Prowler's Hillary Silenced : /p> p>I can't believe that you fell for this propaganda ! There is no way that Hillary was denied speaking time if she had wanted it. I want to know why she didn't want to speak. br> -- Jeri Duggan br> Dickson, Tennessee /p> p> "Hillary Rebuffed" ? I didn't know she was even buff!
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