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br> -- Ken Shreve br> New Hampshire /p> p> Sounds like a plan, Quin. Fred's finally got some zip, and South Carolina certainly has the reputation for unequivocal statements about their political convictions, like firing on forts and that sort of thing. I just hope it isn't too clever by half. I mean, what's the capacity of today's average South Carolina voter to grasp this? Hopefully, it's all that we'd like to believe it is. br> -- Mike Showalter br> Austin, Texas /p>

I want to thank you for the clarification, in the article "It's Fred's Turn." All of this time I have been misled into thinking that the entire caucus and primary process including the South Carolina primary was about gathering delegates for the party nominations for the presidential race. Now reading your article I find that I was so wrong, because according to you the South Carolina primary isn't about helping to choose the best candidates, it's just about 15 minutes of fame for South Carolina.

p>Golly gee gosh! Thanks for straightening me out! br> -- Steven G. Poyzer /p> p>

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