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Surge Protectors
Trusting the new brass in Iraq? Also: Justifying McCain's dirty tricks. Injecting Big Pharma. Snakes in our grass. Democrat putdowns. Plus much more.
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FAIR PLAY FOR McCAIN
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Re: The Washington Prowler’s
Rough on
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I wonder if this article should have been called, “Rough on John.” The Spectator has been unfairly one-sided in its treatment of McCain, showing an obvious bias toward Giuliani. I would prefer this printing to give us important information about both candidates so we can make our own decisions, but the Spectator appears to be trying to influence us away from John McCain. This is the kind of reporting I expect from liberal publications that manufacture polls to make their candidates look better rather than allowing people to look at unedited facts to make their own choices.
p>The only exception to this bias is Ben Stein, who has shown support for Mr. McCain in one of his articles. Interestingly, Ben Stein is easily the most popular writer on staff at the Spectator and certainly one of the wisest men of our time. br> — Adam Jones br> Arlington, Texas /p> p>
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