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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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C.D. Lueders
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Melbourne, Florida
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Watching Pete Fall in Bear, Delaware (where Joe, Biden his time,
keeps trouble bruin), I was reminded of a bumper sticker which sums
it up in one succinct sentence: There Is Nothing Democratic About
The Democrat Party.
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David Gonzalez
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Wheeling, Illinois
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