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p>And now we have the silly Jim Webb. Mr. Tyrrell, you are 100% correct. With this bunch in control of Congress, the next two years will be fun, fun, fun! br> -- Douglass C. Nanney br> Memphis, Tennessee /p> p> Most Marines can identify with the novelist Jim Webb to some degree, but he's hard, as RET describes, to really like. He has shown, over the years, a tendency to self-destruct...though I'm surprised the process has begun so early in his Senatorial incarnation. I'm predicting he will resign from the Senate just as he did as SecNav. br> -- unsigned /p>

I totally agree with your stance on rude Democrats, but your statement:

"The Republicans have a few such stinkers, for instance Newt Gingrich, but not nearly as many."

p>is, I believe, not helpful to the Republican cause because I see Newt as our next Reagan. He sees the world better than any other candidate, and we're going to need him in '08. Who do you see turning things around, McCain? We need a candidate we can solidly get behind, or McCain will split the GOP vote (there may even be a third party candidate, i.e., another Perot) and the Dems take the White House in a slam dunk. br> -- John P. br> Elmhurst, Illinois

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