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/p>Perfectly conceived and written -- in this stranger's (to you) opinion. Not a word out of place. Clear and simple (not simplistic). Just right.
p>My compliments, indeed! br> -- William Kohn br> Los Angeles, California /p>Listening to the Roundtable discussion about the New Yorker front page on CNN yesterday depicting Obama and his wife as Muslim radicals, I was intrigued by James Carville's response. First he saw nothing wrong with it, just satire says he. Second he seemed to know a lot about who works at the New Yorker and who runs the publication.
So far as I know, he is still in Hillary's camp and the thought hit me that the supposedly satirical front page may have been a hit job from Hillary, blowing the Obama campaign their version of a kiss. The emphasis on Black Muslim radicals is the line Bill Clinton and Mrs. Clinton pushed from the start of their primary campaign.
p>There is talk that Hillary will try again at the convention to get the nomination. Making the Clintons go away is like cleaning "Krazy Glue" off your fingers. br> -- Howard Lohmuller br> Seabrook, Texas /p>A very savvy article by Mr. Neumayr. He's right on the mark when he describes these folks as cocooned. I'd use the word clueless. What we have here is a combination of the stupid (MSM), the obsessed (ideologue leftists), and the elites (Obama supporters), all attempting to advance the agenda, but in inept ways, that should have derailed the Obama juggernaut by now. Although there is significant overlap in all three camps, nonetheless, it's no wonder that the good leftist elites at the New Yorker were blindsided by criticism from the Obama campaign and the rest of the MSM. After all, in today's grim world of leftist determination, to finally deliver its brand of socialism to America, humor, satire, and especially the truth, have no place.