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Snooty Katie
Couric oversteps her bounds. Fannie and Freddie’s friends. Penny antics. A prodigal’s return. Plus more.
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p>Mr. Dooley also writes: “Conservatives, although significant
part of the population, are by definition are unsuitable.” Further,
he asserts: “Why, when conservative views are presented and
defended, do they (liberals) act as if it were a personal insult?”
I have long wondered why I find statements like these so curious.
While I’m not, I have friends and acquaintances who are
conservative. We break bread together, we work in the community
together and we discuss important issues in a civil manner. It
strikes me as very narcissistic that someone can actually believe
there are significant numbers of people devoting their entire lives
to a conspiracy against conservatives. I don’t think the world
works that way, however, I do understand the brilliance of this
myth in the political arena.
br>
—
Mike Roush
/p>
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