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Ashcroft disinformation campaign
Now that the honorable Mr. Ashcroft has mounted his national "dis"information campaign we who have studied the Patriot Act need to speak out consistently about it's dangers to all Americans first amendment rights. We should also be raising the question why his information campaign isn't including informing congress exactly how the Patriot Act's provisions are being used.
Not much of substance here ...
"they have a flair for bulletin board crafts"? Oh, please.
Sounds like he's more upset at condo owners than at Ashcroft. (BTW, this isn't a letter to the editor, it's a column by a regular columnist.)
Re:Not much of substance here ...
Which part of the word "satire" are you unable to understand? Of course, humour is a difficult concept, and far beyond the ability of some people to grasp as demonstrated time and again.