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In his article "'The Race' to Win America" (August 7 issue), he cites the usual hypocrites, opportunists, and power brokers who spoke glowingly of the racist NCLR: men like Karl Rove, Bill Clinton, and New Mexico governor William Richardson. The thieves are often opportunists, such as a methamphetamine user who's been awake all night and is looking for a way home, Nolte said. We know that in our societies we have opportunists, mad people, bad people, weak people, stupid people, careerists, leaders, followers, bullies, etc. |
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