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Getting Along
When does compromising become selling out? Baseball's racial lineup. More food for naught. The ANWR drill. Plus more.
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Re: Merlin Perkins’s letter (under “Separating Wheat From Chaff”)
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I would like to thank and commend Merlin Perkins for his stating “Whatever constitutional rights an alien has, he does not have a right to be here.”
p>Why is this so difficult for politicians to get a grasp of? br> — Raymond Barton br> Fort Worth, Texas /p> p> THAT’S THE WAY IT IS br> Re: Jeffrey Lord’s
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