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Conventional Wisdom

Kerry's big entrance. Ron Jr's judgment. Berger's blunder. CAIR vs. Mason and Felder. Plus more.

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br> Newton, New Jersey /p>

You have written some very good articles about Ron Reagan Jr and his appearance at the DNC, but you guys have missed a very important point. The great injustice here is that if Ron Jr does not like his father's politics then so be it, but he shouldn't act upon these disagreements, conflicts, and arguments by sticking a knife into the backs of his father's friends in the Republican Party less then two months after his death.

p>Ron Reagan Jr's appearance at the DNC is utterly sick and shows once and for all that liberals have no sense of morals and decency. br> -- Jon Mo /p> p> DECLINE AND PUBLISH br> Re: David Weigel's Great Barack Hope : /p> p>It shows just how far we Republicans, in Illinois and nationally, have fallen when the Spectator
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