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Among the Unbelievers
Shared agnosticism in the age of Obama. Hillary on her last legs. Tax holidays. A sixties liberal who's just a kid. Plus more.
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Dan Mittelman
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One day in 1974, my dad and I were waiting in a gas line at the local Chevron station. My dad said: ” I hope you realize that one day we’ll just have to go over there and take it away from them.”
p>He was, of course, referring to the oil fields and to the Arabs. br> — Paul Kotik br> Plantation, Florida /p>
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