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Mr. Lord has managed to make me laugh out loud while at the same time providing a sobering and insightful look at the beltway and the current “conventional wisdom” in D.C. The worst part being so many of the faithful don’t seem to have either the intellectual honesty to recognize it or the intellectual curiosity to question it; so smarter than the room in their own minds I suspect laziness. After all, in the words of a great American most people’s historical perspective begins with the day of their birth.
p>Bravo! br> — Stuart Reed br> Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan /p> p> I guess what they said was true: the skills you acquire in high school will serve you for the rest of your life. Especially if you go into Washington politics. br> — Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p> p> THEIR EGOS AGAIN br> Re: Lisa Fabrizio’s
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