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Primetime McCain
He has new friends…and old detractors. Obama’s minimum wage pay scale. A Ridge to nowhere. Icy in Georgia. Plus more.
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p>Frost is certainly right (sorry, correct) in his assessment of
letters from Bev Gunn, Diane Smith, et al. I don’t know if anyone
has mentioned this before, but if the Arnold Ahlert who posts here
used to write for the
NY Post
, we can count ourselves
lucky. That guy can say more in fewer words than most ink-stained
wretches can. Although it is still hard to beat Gertrude Stein’s
“there is no there there.”
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—
Dick Lambert
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Eagle Rock, Virginia
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