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A Hanging Jury

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Could it be that one principal reason the modern-day American left -- including members of certain minority political parties, as well as many who call themselves liberals -- is so apoplectic about the Bush administration's efforts is that the administration is actually doing something, rather than flapping its gums, as its critics are doing?

Too, could it be that the critics are overtly resistant because they have no contacts in the real world that can educate them?
-- C. Kenna Amos Jr.
Princeton, West Virginia

Wasn't it President Clinton who justified his inaction about the international trafficking of women and girls with the rationalization that "Some slavery is voluntary"?
-- Bob K.

Thank you for the article on prostitution.

I direct your attention to Women at Risk of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Their website is www.w-a-r-e.org.
-- Merlin Perkins

BEST BUY
Re: Christopher Orlet's Phonies and Freeloaders:

That review of Mandelbaum's book makes me want to run out and get it. Some people just say so much better what I feel in my gut.

Most of what you print in TAS should be required reading for all. Without you I'd be lost to find the truth (well -- maybe O'Reilly too)

Thanks,
-- Joan Moriarty
Stuart, Florida

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John Boehner, Constitution, Law, Iraq, Iran, NATO

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