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Corn Utopia
Big Congress in cahoots with Big Corn. How much ethanol to they expect us to swallow? The victim class of '07. The terror documents coverup. The Camaro showroom. Plus much more.
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FAVORITE SON
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Re: Mark G. Michaelsen’s
Milwaukee’s
Unfavorite Son
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The most disgraceful aspect of the Milwaukee McGee saga is that if Michael McGee ran in an election today, he would win in a landslide of even greater proportions than his blowout recall victory earlier this year.
p>That explains, far more eloquently than I ever could, where the real problem lies and the mentality of Milwaukee. br> — Eric Stessman br> Glendale, Wisconsin /p>
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