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Less Than Honorable
The not-too-Swift-one finds himself under surveillance. Also: TNR's cooling. Whole Foods not a Ben & Jerry's. More admirers of Jimmy Carter. Plus much more!
With all due respect, the two "Letters" sections were the best things in Thursday's edition. It was good to see Diane weigh in, but I missed seeing Beverly or Elaine. Seriously, I find the "Letters" section a refreshing combination of passion for issues, and yet a sense of humor and shared appreciation for each other. Well, with the exception of the liberal troll's letters that you publish for reasons of contrast, I suppose. I guess that is why I read the "Letters" section first. That is also why I felt safe in offering a little light hearted banter to Diane on her "spot on" letter, being sure that she would recognize the friendly teasing for what it was.
Well, back to the daily grind.
p>GEORGE BUSH FOR PRESIDENT -- OF MEXICO!!! br> -- Ken Shreve /p> p>
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