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br> -- Michael Tomlinson br> Crownsville, Maryland /p>

In reference to your article, "How Does It Feel?" I would like to comment that I don't believe that George Soros will have any problem stepping around the law. Those people do it so often; it is commonplace for them to find loopholes in the law. That's why so many of them pay so little in taxes in proportion to their wealth. Both parties have become so corrupt and arrogant that the news media and Internet blogs are the only thing they fear.

p>Hillary Clinton was just in Texas making a few stops which resulted in her lining her hope chest. I'm sure the Republicans are doing the same thing. br> Why does anyone think laws do anything but just drive it underground? /p> p>Just my $0.02, br> -- Bob Rutledge br> Burleson, Texas /p>

Andrew Cline is on target when he said that this all would be funny if it -- the government limiting free political speech -- weren't so serious.

Left-wing activists, in and out of political parties, triumph because the lemmings that the public can be marched over the cliff silently as the mainstream media cast this as a Republican/conservative/corporate-America issue.

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