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I Disagree, Reluctantly

By on 8.18.06 @ 1:55PM

With the lovely Ms. Coulter, but in her recent column she decries the terrorists' victory in compelling us to bar deodorant from airliners. Sorry, Ann, but you're wrong. It's not the terrorists who will celebrate this win. It is to the French that the spoils (and the odor of them) will belong.

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Jed Babbin served as a Deputy Undersecretary of Defense under George H.W. Bush. He is the author of several bestselling books including Inside the Asylum and In the Words of Our Enemies.

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