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Hinderaker generously wrote, "Frankly, it strikes me as over-the-top to believe that even the Times wants Rumsfeld and Cheney assassinated," but nonetheless gave plenty of space to Horowitz's and Malkin's fulminations on the controversy. Despite the recent fulminations of those such as Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, the true American spirit, although certainly religious, is one open to all varieties of beliefs, including nonbeliefs. Using language that recalls the discourse of 19th-century slavery, the narrator tells us that "the admission of colored students to the Institute for Vertical Transport was staggered to prevent overlap and any possible fulminations or insurrections that might arise from that overlap" (44). |
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