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Cindy Sheehan--uniter, not divider--managed to decry partisanship while simultaneously dismantling the myth of the Republican Heart in her Farewell Address this weekend:

I am demonized because I don't see party affiliation or nationality when I look at a person, I see that person's heart. If someone looks, dresses, acts, talks and votes like a Republican, then why do they deserve support just because he/she calls him/herself a Democrat?

I have more thoughts on this posted over at my new website, which I just launched this weekend to replace Return of the Primitive after a still-unexplained design meltdown. Any clicks, links, suggestions, critiques or comments on the new new would be very much appreciated.

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