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Finding an Audience
Swofford's wayward Jarhead. Democrats in fear of WMDs. Dime store politics. Pennsylvania payjacks. Plus much more.
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Turning on a Dime : /p> p>Very funny, but the differences between Republicans and Democrats is much easier to discern at your local neighborhood watering hole than in that cesspool otherwise known as our nation's capital. You need a pry-bar and a come-along to see where one ends and the other begins. br> -- Robert Welcher br> Cow Creek, Texas /p> p> Perfect. Thanks. br> -- Merlin Perkins /p> p> Wow, now I can explain why I am a Republican. Very good stuff. br> -- Elaine Kyle
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