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Michael Tomlinson br> Jacksonville, North Carolina /p> p> The incredible thing about the "General Betray Us" ad is that no one expresses embarrassment. The ad was so low brow (there are more sophisticated plays on names on fourth-grade playgrounds), yet I've seen none of my liberal friends here in the Athens of the West reaching for barf bags. And this is an oasis of sagacious people. Most Dem members of Congress also are intelligent (no one -- Dem or Republican -- gets into Congress by being stupid), yet the Dem member have signed on to this silly name-calling by remaining silent. This is really scary. Does this mean that Soros owns them to a man (woman)? br> -- Ty Knoy br> Ann Arbor, Michigan /p> p> RIGHT SOUNDS br> RE: Greg Gutfeld's The Cretin Hop : /p>

Your article "The Cretin Hop" really struck a chord with me. Being once a Los Angeles ex-punk musician (1978-84) and now a solid conservative with latent libertarian leanings, I couldn't agree more. Now working within the "entertainment" industry by supporting IT-based studio equipment offers a continuous exposure to the biggest morons this city has to offer.

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