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/p> p> I read Mr Hillyer's and RET's columns in tandem. I hesitated to read any further on today's scroll because my heart and mood couldn't handle any more. I am left with one question: how DOES one ever hope to REASONABLY coexist with these people? American liberals are toxic, mendacious, thuggish…oh what in Heaven's name is the use? In a word they're invincibly ignorant. And that on their best day. Would they all be happier if more of our cities were attacked? They can enthuse over the systematic taking of millions of unborn American children but quail at the thought of an arch-enemy doing a few laps on a waterboard, and crab about it now when ostensibly they had been alerted to the device years ago? Time to stop this bewildered screed while at least one main artery continues to function. br> -- J.C. Eaton Chetek br> Wisconsin /p>

I am glad Mr. Hillyer is on the MRC panel for this year's DisHonor Awards; it definitely burnishes his street cred.

But seriously, is this really "new" news to those of us who slog daily behind the scenes to get out the conservative/libertarian word? I think not, especially since the template in use by the drive-bys won't expire until Jan 09.

My goal this cycle is to ensure the libs continue to have a reason, for the next four years at least, to be more vengeful, boisterous, and over-the-top in their daily commentaries and writings.

p>That will be the only way to know for sure that we're hitting the right buttons and are advancing the cause with success. br> -- Owen H. Carneal br> Yorktown, Virginia /p>

I think the one burning question out there that needs to be asked is; who, in God's name watches, listens or reads any mainstream media propaganda? I mean to say, anyone with a second grade or higher education turns it off, don't they?

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