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p> GIRLIE GIRL br> Re: Haylie Renae's letter (under "Fan Mail from the DNC") in Reader Mail's Nature Wars : /p> p>Please tell me that Haylie Renae's letter was actually a satire dreamed up by an intern working for Karl Rove. Her mix of English and Spanish is precious. And if she really does flip through magazines eloquently, then this one-woman hootenanny is in rarefied company, right up there with Katharine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story. br> -- Patrick O'Hannigan /p>

While I'm impressed with 15-year-old Haylie Renae's ability to express herself on the issues, and go so far as to write the Editor of The American Spectator, in typical liberal fashion she:

Uno: Takes a selfish viewpoint and ignores the wider implications of redefining marriage and the corrosive effects on society's moral standards that would result. (Conservatives are not trying to separate people who love each other.)

Dos: Couldn't care less that abortion is the killing of a human life.

Tres: The flap over The Da Vinci Code centers around the supposed marriage of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, a story that was based on fraudulent documents in France which Brown admitted using for his source.

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