For today's special Reader Mail section on Peter Wallison's "Reagan and McCain," click here.
p> LEXICON CHECK br> Re: Philip Klein's Romney Plays Himself : /p> p>Great article, but he might want to re-think comparing Romney to Hoover, since most people equate Hoover with the Great Depression. br> -- Kent Thomas br> Eufaula, Alabama /p> p> Your Romney article is a little odd. Is your magazine a left-leaning one? Sorry, I'm not familiar with your magazine, but I thought it was odd you thought that sleeves could be rolled immaculately. I also wondered why you would make such a big deal about a candidate emphasizing what is most current on the minds of voters. It isn't a flip-flopping, morally mushy position to emphasize your positions on current events like the economy. I write fiction novels for a living. Your descriptions, plots, interior dialogue, exposition and narration are better suited to novel-writing than news. br> -- David G. Woolley
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