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Paper Trails
Biased newspapers in trouble. Plus: Are all Republicans RINOs? What makes a priest? And more.
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Ruth Skidmore
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Plymouth, California
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Let me start out saying I am a squirrel rehabber, so you can see
where this is going. The
Houston Chronicle
is so liberal I
stopped taking it years ago, but recently they had a very nice
special running for ten-week subscription, so I got in on it, just
to use the paper for cage liners. I spend about an hour each
morning on line catching up with what is going on in the world,
then turn Fox News on.
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Elaine Kyle
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