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Christopher Hitchens "can tell the difference between a true tumbrel remark and a false one."

althouse.blogspot.com » 2008 » September » 1st » Christopher Hitchens "can tell the difference between a true tumbrel remark and a false one."

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And, he assures us, it's not John McCain saying -- asked about his houses -- "I think—I'll have my staff get to you. It's condominiums where—I'll have them get to you." It's: The late queen mother, being driven in a Rolls-Royce through a stricken district of Manchester, England, said as she winced at the view, "I see no point at all in being poor." The Duke of St. Albans once told an interviewer Continue Reading »


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