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Now, if my recollection is wrong, I apologize in advance to Mr. Limbaugh. But if my recollection is correct, I think we need to be consistent about this story.

p>After all, if the most prominent voice of the conservative movement came to the defense of Dumond, then the American Spectator needs to lambaste Mr. Limbaugh for making Dumond a figure of sympathy. br> -- M. Daniel Wilson br> Starkville, Mississippi /p> p> STRANGE BEDFELLOWS br> Re: Liz Mair's Running Interference for Rudy : /p>

In her article, Ms. Mair makes a couple of almost off handed remarks about McCain and Romney not liking each other, then remarks that McCain and Rudy G. are friends. Ok, so be it. I do wonder, however, if friendship is not a sometime thing among politicians, and something that can change at a moment's notice. It has been said that McCain and Thompson were friends when in the Senate together. Are they no longer friends? Why would McCain not back Thompson as a fall back position, since Thompson backed some of McCain's bills in the Senate?

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