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Who’s in Charge?
Clintons have Kerry right where they want him. Plus: Are the twins floozies? Also: Fighting over the filthy weed. Finally: Why Kerry couldn’t sail away.
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TWIN KILLING
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Re: Paul Beston’s
Remember Me
to Herald Square
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p>What do you mean “floozy”? [Jenna and Barbara] came across as
very young, unsophisticated, well-protected kids. Maybe they
“should” have a little more gravitas having made it through college
into adulthood, but that is a very small sin and obviously the
result of a concerted effort not to make them grow up too fast as a
sacrifice to their father’s ambition. I can’t believe the cattiness
of the responses to their speech. Their very ordinariness is a
tribute to their parents, particularly in juxtaposition to the
Clintons’ shameless and ruthless subordinating the needs of their
pathetic daughter to political expedience.
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—
Ann Blumenthal
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CAPTAIN BLIGH
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Re: The Washington Prowler’s
Listless
Kerry
:
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