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11/25/2003

Moonist Times calls Soros extreme

To most Americans, the name probably doesn't ring a bell. To the enlightened news media, his name probably conjures up images of a likable international financial tycoon... Yeah, you don't say. You know, this op-ed by David N. Bossie isn't very well-written. Instead, why not read this obit for Margaret Singer, a feisty expert on cults who died this week?

Another cheeky Times editorial: Here, R. Emmett Tyrell writes in Reverend Moon's paper that he's never heard conservative billionaires make comments as shocking as Soros's.

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