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A Masterful Stroke

Morning in Alaska. Juneau family hour. Big oil, small town. St. Paul in St. Paul. Getting to know Toby Keith. Roush stuff. Plus more.
p> NO VETTING REQUIRED br> Re: Peter Ferrara’s Morning in America : /p> p>Bravo, great article! The long knives will be out for Palin, and conservatives need to be ready to respond instantaneously and in spades. As well, if McCain-Palin wins, the Obama maniacs will be in court five minutes later trying to overthrow the election. OhBummer has some history as a “community organizer” — a talent which sounds suspiciously like a Mafia job — but conservatives of every stripe had better “organize their communities” and get the show on the road, uh, like “today”? br> — Steve Andrews br> Garden Grove, California /p>

Excellent article on McCain.

p>One footnote: McCain’s health care plan is very thoughtful, recognizing the tax code must change to encourage direct purchase of insurance by individuals and families, which also will control costs and raise wages. br> — Peter Murphy
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Letter to the Editor View all comments (6) |

movers Dubai | 10.27.12 @ 1:19PM

4 years later and American politics is still as partisan and indignant as it was when this article was written. How do we as a nation dig ourselves out of this mess?

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