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Border Battles
Inviting guest workers. Plus: Musical discord. Environmentally sound cavemen. Religious wrangling. And much more.
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p> Thank the Lord of Glory that we live in a land of plenty, where overeating is the problem rather than its antithesis, which is much more common worldwide. Your photo of a jumbo burger deluxe, mega fries, and a large coke for this article made me very hungry. I love this country! br> -- David Shoup br> Grovetown, Georgia /p> p> AIRBAGGED br> Re: Eric Peters's Safety at All Costs : /p> p>Love the site. Love the article! This point can't be stressed enough, along with the burden mandatory insurance places on the poor outside of convenient transit areas. More articles on the harm the insurance lobby does to the middle class and poor "for their own good" would be a blessing. br> -- Robert Link /p>
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