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Goodbye to All That
Travis McGee's long one. John Kerry's shorter one. Is there hell after life? Plus much more.
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To the “Patriot”: Just because you don’t believe in hell, doesn’t
mean you won’t be going there!!
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Janis Johnson
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Independence, Missouri
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FORTUNATE AND FAME
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Re: Ron Schoenberg’s letter (under “Hang Him High”) in Reader
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Ron Schoenberg (from Seattle; another hot bed of liberal stupidity) whines about Bush getting Fortunate Son “suppressed” by writing, “The Bush campaign on the other hand succeeded in getting the publisher to withdraw Fortunate Son and recall its copies.”
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