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Vindication and Vindictiveness
So which is it? Grinning mullahs, sabotaged Bush. Covert activities under the sea. Mike clubbed for growth. Kelo and patents. Plus more.
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/p>Dear Sir, you sound more like a chesser cat purring as to how smart you are.
You're probably jealous that Huck can turn a better phrase than you can so get off your high horse. The fact that he raised taxes discriminately where needed but still put the state in the black must really jar you. I really don't mind having a leader like that instead of this screwed up Bush. You need to mature a bit before making such immature conclusions.
p>Grow up! br> -- Dale Emde , WW2 vet, Korea vet. /p> p> What I don't like about Huckabee is his LOVE of ILLEGALs and amnesty. What part of the word illegal doesn't he understand? You either believe in the rule of law or you don't, seems he doesn't. br> -- Elaine Kyle /p> p> CORN IN THE TANK br> Re: Doug Bandow's
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