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There’s something very troubling about Jay’s article.
He speculates and interprets what is in Caroline Kennedy’s mind — “There was no reason for her to add that line. It was a gratuitous swipe, not terribly gracious by any standard.”
I find it gracious. I find it gracious by all standards. And I find it polite and honest.
p>What I find very far from grace is everything about the Clintons. And whoever can stop a third disastrous two-headed presidency is grace incarnate. br> — Phyllis Caplan /p> p> So the Kennedys are rude to the arriviste Clinton HillBillies. I had to wait more than 40 years for them to do something useful. I hope they keep up the good work. br> — Christopher Holland br> Canberra, Australia
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