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Political commentary inspired by Ben Franklin's response to a lady who asked what type of government the founders had created. "Madam," he said, "you have a republic if you can keep it."
1. Newt? I told you so.
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By: Ben, on 11/23/2011
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Since the day Newt let it be known that he was going to run for President, I have been warning my liberal friends not to turn their backs on him. He is the original snake of American politics. I have known him since 1972 when he was a college professor at West Georgia College in Carrollton, GA. That was a time when he favored legalization of marijuana. He has been for and against virtually

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