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Intended Consequences
Leading by serving. New Year of the pseudocons. Bush Bashers, Unlimited. Enemy annuals. Plus much more.
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Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s
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I recollect that frog licking was a fad of the college set back in the '80s. Might we get that cranked up again amongst the Columbia School of Journalism student body? It might just calm them down enough to consider other careers.
p>Now where is my tree frog net and passport? br> — John McGinnis /p> p> AMONG THE PSEUDOCONS br> Re: Jed Babbin’s Happy Pseudocon New Year : /p>
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