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The brochure could be sent to newspaper columnists, urging them to write about the need for improving the quality of life for the world's children.
To ensure the existence of a pro-life voice in the community and to continue to have columnists like Cal Thomas, it is important that we tell local papers (and radio/ television stations) when we like the commentators they feature and that columns like Cal's are one of the first things we look for when we open the paper in the morning.
Riley covers everything from humor columnists and poetry columnists to political pundits and minority columnists.
 
 
 
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