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Ira M. Kessel br> Rochester, New York /p> p> Gov. Palin's speech Wednesday night amounted to nothing less than a game winning, walk off, home run. I look forward with anticipation to the VP debate between Gov. Palin and Sen. Biden. I fully expect it to be a walk off, grand slam to win the series. My only disappointment is that Gov. Palin is not at the top of the ticket with McCain as her VP. I will hope for a one term McCain administration with a GOP ticket of Sarah Palin and Gov. Bobby Jindal in 2012, and hope that I am still here to see it, even though that might be enough to cause the socialist republic of New England to attempt to secede. I expect that California will join Mexico, and Oregon and Washington will join Canada if such a ticket were to be elected. br> -- Ken Shreve /p> p> In the election of 2012 Sarah Palin will beat Mrs. Bill Clinton like a rented mule. br> -- Frederick Baughman /p> p> CHECKMATE br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.'s A Surge of Confidence
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