The American Spectator

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br> Redondo Beach, California /p> p> Oh, so little time and so many deserving enemies of the week. As usual they all deserve the award and censure but I must once again take issue with your final choice. Surely Charlie Gibson is an enemy among enemies. The failure to lead with Jerry Falwell's death and much more importantly the reluctance to praise this noteworthy individual is appalling. Falwell was a good and spiritual man who was an easy and welcome target for the "sophisticates" in the mainline media who never did believe and the religious left who long ago gave up believing in the redeeming virtues of religion. What an awful reflection on our modern culture. Of course if you had not mentioned Gibson's selective "censoring" of the news I would have been blissfully unaware of it since I stopped watching the network news sometime around 1970. So perhaps it is better to give Gibson and his kind no attention at all (after all, if a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, was there really any noise?) br> -- Jack Wheatley br> Royal Oak, Michigan /p> p> McCAIN-AMNESTY br> Re: W. James Antle III's No Amnesty for McCain : /p> p>Johnny, we knew ye all too well. Bye-bye. br> --

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