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What a Long Day!

5 hours ago ago from The Love Letters Project

134th Request Dear Barack Obama, I could have sworn it wasn't the 17th still. I've been working on applications for graduate school all day. When I looked at my last letter to you, I realized that it has been, in fact, only one day since the 16th. I was almost certain another day and another letter had [...]

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"Sarah is a zealot, but she's a fun zealot. She has a beehive and sexy shoes, and the day she's named she goes shopping with McCain in Ohio for a cheerleader outfit for her daughter." Maureen Dowd, The New York Times There is nothing more American than the 2008 presidential race. First off, let's look at the cast of characters: we have Mr. Obama, a black man whose mother is from Kansas and his father from Kenya. In addition to his uncanny ...

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