It's interesting to read something that I completely disagree with. I've always found Z. Dwight Billingsly to be kind of an ass, but I think he really outdoes himself in this column.
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1 comment:
All that talk about inexperience, and he says Sarah Palin will save us? It's almost like Z and Bill Kristol only have jobs because their publications know readers will throw a fit after reading their columns.
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