No, our courts aren't hopelessly broken.
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Winston S. Churchill: The Great Republic: A History of America (Random House Large Print)
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Lee Strobel: The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus
Erwin Lutzer: Ten Lies About God And How You Might Already Be Deceived
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Closet? Closet?
From the Campaign Spot:
The charge against Powell isn't so much that he's a closet Democrat. That would imply that he pretends to be a Republican, but secretly is more closely aligned with the Democrats. Fact it: This simply isn't much of a secret. The charge against Powell is more that everything he publicly supports makes him a Democrat; he just hasn't admitted it yet.
Not exactly the same thing.
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