The American Spectator

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p> So, Harry Reid's statement was "nearly treasonous." At what point are we going to stop hedging about the Democrats' treasonous, unpatriotic, and subversive words and actions? What ever happened to clear, straightforward language that is not prefaced by alleged, suspected, assumed, rumored, or thought? I realize that the Republicans' have a two-pronged enemy: leftist Democrats (yes, I am questioning their patriotism) and their enablers i.e., the fifth column that is the present day media, but until they stand up to these people, the Democrats will be able to say anything they like with impunity. br> -- Seth Kanter br> Goodyear, Arizona /p> p> Given his tendency to exaggerate, especially on the down side of important issues, I've always felt that Senator Harry Reid should have a nickname or "street" name as some might call it. How about Harry "The Sky is Falling" Reid? br> -- Stan Welli br> Aurora, Illinois /p> p> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE?? br> Re: Richard Kirk's Darwin, Brooks, and Mass Murder :

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