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Hurricanes and Race
Responses to Ben Stein's latest. Wal-Mart's altruism. Plus much more.
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DAILY BREAD
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Re: Ben Stein’s
A Big Lie
Put to Rest
and Reader Mail’s
Unanimous
Verdict
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p>What a treasure trove of articles in Tuesday’s
TAS
Online. From Ben Stein (good as usual) to the letters section, I
picked up plenty of ammunition to sling at my liberal counterparts
up here, except they won’t print me in the local rag but once a
month (if I’m lucky). I notice a lessening of the letters from the
left. Is it because the destruction from the hurricanes wasn’t as
permanently damaging to Bush as they thought, or maybe this has
exceeded their attention span? Of course, we can’t rule out the
possibility of their spinmeister taking a week off, so most of them
don’t know what to say. Whatever the case, it’s good to see
intelligent responses again to the articles, and as I said, what
fine articles they are.
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Pete Chagnon
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