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Mr. Hillyer, great idea. Alice Batchelder would be a wonderful nominee. But the big question is really more about President Bush. Would he be able to articulate the reasons she is such a good choice?
p>Plus, you must remember the President doesn’t much like conservatives right now. He views us as a bunch of loud, knuckle-dragging troglodytes. br> — Judy Beumler br> Louisville, Kentucky /p> p> Quin Hillyer replies: br> In response to Ms. Beumler, the good news is that a real troglodyte wouldn’t be able to spell “troglodyte,” so it’s obvious that if that’s the way Bush sees people like the good Ms. Beumler, he’s dead wrong! I would note, however, that in the past I myself have come to the defense of cave dwellers. Seriously, I do think it is absurd that the president and his allies continue to resort to name-calling against the people who have supported him for so long on so many other issues.” /p> p> HOW DO WE KNOW? br> Re: Lisa Fabrizio’s
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