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Jed Babbin Speaks

Human Events Editor Jed Babbin is a longtime friend of The American Spectator. His column this morning is worth a read. Meanwhile, Mona Charen today ends her column on McCain thusly: "His own flip-flops leave him with a huge H (for hypocrite) on his forehead when he singes Romney for opportunism. McCain's phosphorescent patriotism is his most appealing trait. But in the past few weeks, as he has been winning, his love of country has been riding in tandem with a signally unattractive love of self."

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