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Everyone's a Critic

3.23.07 @ 12:01AM

Audrey from sweet Charlotte. Newt beginnings. Beethoven rolled over. Plus more.

p> MIXED REVIEWS br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr.'s Book 'im, Leno : /p> p>The very best of success, Dr. Tyrrell, on your new addition to the "Crack-Up" series. That nasty, verbose demagogue McAuliffe is as slimy and oleaginous as they come. Published on my birthday, March 20th, the first day of spring, I hope it makes you enough money so that you can purchase some carbon credit offsets, especially if you use incandescent light bulbs for your offices and homestead!!!! br> -- Edward Del Colle /p>

Your new book about our beloved Bill Clinton is just another bunch of crap -- your time would be better spent taking a good look at the neocon agenda that you apparently support. I guess that's not sexy enough for you. Maybe if you think of it in terms of the American people getting screwed, it might wet your appetite for some new literary venture by telling the truth about the real obscenities affecting us today -- all at the hands of a bunch of liars and thieves.

Go Swiftboat yourself!

p>Warm regards, br> -- Audrey Johns

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