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I would’ve preferred to watch “Fargo,” a pitch-black comedy about bloodlusting knuckleheads, but instead I dutifully tuned in the Republicans, and I got the same kind of characters.
There was Ted Cruz, touting the awesomeness of carpet-bombing ISIS, apparently clueless about the fact that ISIS troops are embedded in the cities, amongst civilian adults and children. |
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mickey
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| And this is filed under "news", not "opinion". |
| Comment by:
williada44
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| It is filed under "News and Views from the Antis". Hence the category affords the latitude for posting differing commentary and opinions. |
| Comment by:
mickey
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| "Views from the Antis" goes without saying when it's from Gannett. |
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