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Selling Proximity to Kerry
March 30, 2004
Some of John Kerry's neighbors in Boston's swank Beacon Hill neighborhood are behaving in a very, ah, common, manner. Stressing their posh appointments and proximity to the presidential contender's abode, they're placing ads to rent their homes during the Democratic National Convention in Boston this summer. Boston Globe columnist Brian McGrory has more. Posted by Matt Rosenberg at March 30, 2004 10:21 AM Trackback Pings TrackBack URL for this entry: Comments:
Great column! I wrote the author, Brian McGrory..wonder if he's related to Mary McGrory, a columnist I always enjoyed. The main character in this scenario, named John, is offended that people think of him as 'money-grubbing'. I'm mulling over the notion that Islamic terrorists are perverting the Koran. For one thing, the koranic statement that Jews are "the offspring of monkeys and pigs" tends to show that the koran may well be the archetypal racist document. Is it any wonder that A. Hitler (if my memory of Mein Kampf serves me well) gave grudging respect to Islam? He regarded Christianity as a Jewish plot to confuse and disarm the Aryan world. And is it at all surprising that the late uncle, (Khayrallah Tulfah) of Saddam Hussein (and his childhood mentor) was a member of a Nazi-Arab conspiracy to overthrow British rule during World War II? Posted by: Howard Woplf at April 2, 2004 08:07 PMPost a comment
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