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| − | {{quotebox|All politicians flip and flop, dating from the early days of the republic when a right honorable gentleman could be for hanging horse thieves in one town and prescribe Christian mercy down the railroad line, and get away with it. The invention of the telegraph ruined that. [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/jul/15/when-both-guys-look-like-losers/ Wes Pruden] }} | + | {{quotebox|All politicians flip and flop, dating from the early days of the republic when a right honorable gentleman could be for hanging horse thieves in one town and prescribe [[Christian]] mercy down the railroad line, and get away with it. The invention of the telegraph ruined that. [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/jul/15/when-both-guys-look-like-losers/ Wes Pruden] }} |
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All politicians flip and flop, dating from the early days of the republic when a right honorable gentleman could be for hanging horse thieves in one town and prescribe Christian mercy down the railroad line, and get away with it. The invention of the telegraph ruined that. Wes Pruden