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Gut Feelings
Lock-ups for our own good. Voter dilemmas. Ungeeking Kerry. Stemming cells. Plus much more.
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Marat Ryndin br> Boston, Massachusetts /p> p> SERIOUSLY br> Re: Jed Babbin's Ghosts of 2000 : /p>Jed Babbin is a gentleman. His assessment of this election's potential to go south in a big way (much like Jefferson Davis did) is well-modulated and sober.
We readers are gentlemen, too, and ladies. It is, therefore, upon us to take Mr. Babbin's warning very seriously, while comporting ourselves properly. Extremity in language and rash public behavior are, still, to be avoided.
p>Nonetheless, we should all be wide-eyed and howling inside, for there are three horsemen waiting at the gatehouse. br> -- Paul Kotik br> Plantation, Florida
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