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Political Psych Job
Having fun with liberal self-justifiers.
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Okay... Now we've had our fun for the day. If the left accuses this column of roaming too far afield from one short news report about one academic study, well, uh....well, this column pleads guilty.
See what I mean?!? Even when we on the right who consider ourselves moral think we're actually on to something, we can't help acknowledging that there isn't enough data to support the conclusions we believe to be true. That wouldn't be honest.
Not that Clinton and Clinton and Leahy would think there was anything wrong with that.
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Quin Hillyer is a senior editor of The American Spectator and a senior fellow at the Center for Individual Freedom.
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