Ann Coulter recently managed to remind us that she's still around by saying yet another stupid thing.
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Today my friend sent me an article titled "We Have Met the Enemy" by Knight Kiplinger, the Editor in Chief of Kiplinger publications. It is a blunt article pointing out that Americ
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