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Samuel Alito, or The Corporatization of The Surpreme Court |
{Politics.510.120}: Lorraine Jarvi {ljarvi} Fri, 03 Feb 2006 08:12:10 EST (10 lines)
"If a bit of information used to make an assertion is something a reasonably well read person would know -- such as a person who read the NY Times on a regular basis, then the information need not be proven by researched citation." Hey, ericon! Your statement inspired me to research website, and I found this eloquent expression of your own convictions! This guy could be your brother - or is it you, perhaps?! http://www.down4repairs.com/archives/2005/07/entry_232.html
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