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Date Posted: 00:40:26 03/25/03 Tue
Author: Scott Tilde
Subject: Glenn Beck's Rallies For America Hits The New York Times, As If They'd Know What A 'Rally For America' Is...

The article's at

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/24/international/worldspecial/24RALL.html

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Favorite quote: "What brought me here was seeing all the war protesters on TV," said R. C. Witt, 54, an electrician from Gloucester, Va., who served in the Marine Corps for two years and who drove 50 miles to the rally. "It's got to be disheartening for our troops over there, and it's got to be disheartening for the president.

"I'd expect it in places like France," Mr. Witt said. "But in New York and places like that, right here, it's embarrassing."

Amen.

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