Check the folks and opinions printed in that edition of the WSJ.
Across the top. Rush Limbaugh on keeping airwaves "free".
Someone appealing for justice for Ted Stevens, the crooked, convicted Alaskan Senator, a man placed in a position of trust who violated laws and trust. The fellow accuses the prosecutor of misconduct. Justice for Ted Stevens would be 15 or 20 years in the slam, the same as a black man would get if he stole that much money.
And Phil Gramm on deregulation and regulation. The problem was loose money and "politicized" mortgages. Remember Gramm - it's not a recession, it's simply a lot of whiners.
Wonderful rag, the WSJ. Right there with the NY Post, Washington Times and the National Enquirer.
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