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Softening Hard Times
Ben Stein does it again — too artfully? Also: Patience runs thin in second terms. Mobbed-up docks and myths. The Crocker wars continue. Plus much more.
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p>Let me get this straight… Clinton and cronies cozy up to
foreign interests, possibly break laws, get big bucks, and when the
deal becomes public and goes south manage to get the blame shoved
onto the Republicans. I must be having a 1990s flashback.
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Geoff Bowden
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Battle Creek, Michigan
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