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    Curtis Dahlgren "Hugo Chavez is trying to do for all of Latin America, you know, they've been trying to do it for years . . to eliminate poverty." Barbara Walters, 3/16/07 (www.mrc.org re 20/20) [excerpts from a 2007 column] TALK ABOUT LESS-THAN-"20/20" HINDSIGHT, our lefty "journalists" never learn. Full Article at Renew America
    Hugo Chavez is trying to do for all of Latin America, you know, they've been trying to do it for years . . to eliminate poverty.
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  2. This, then, is the 'ethical life' proposed by the liberals who echo [Christopher] Hitchens: the unethical life of moral lassitude. It is a collective program of moral abdication on the international and domestic fronts. It is the substitution of libertinism for liberty, accompanied by the substitution o...
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