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Friday, September 26, 2008

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It's the politics of NYC that makes me wish they'd just secede from the state I love.

This is why Staten Island tried to secede from New York City. The only person who ever treated us halfway decently was Giuliani.

And I doubt that more planes in more skyscrapers would make any difference to these deranged people.

I just got home from Manhattan where I met my niece and her friend to tour them around a little, and she was remarking that the Obama t-shirts on display for sale looked more like a religion than a thoughtful choice of candidate.

At least my niece has a brain. As do my kids.

Are we not constantly lectured by the left about tolerance for free speech?

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