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Palin: a Military Favorite It is about time all Americans wake up and recognize that Sarah Palin is far and away more than qualifi ed to govern this nation (“Who’s Who in Media,” July). She is the epitome of our Judeo-Christian values and a carbon-copy of one of our greatest presidents: Ronald Reagan. And every veteran I know feels the same way! Lt. Col. Norman Dunn Jacksonville, Fla.


The White House — for Sale It’s a real shame that you are now able to buy the White House (“The $1 Billion President,” August). I have become more and more frustrated by the way this coun- try is turning out. It’s almost like living in a Third-World nation. Robert Manstine Florence, S.C.


No Bene ts for Bad Behavior Rep. Anthony Wiener should be stripped of his retirement benefi ts (“Shamed . . . Then Showered With Cash,” August). Any legislator forced to resign for ethical reasons should lose their benefi ts. Jeff Sneddon


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Emphasis on Oil Problem Please put more emphasis on the real gas cost problem — environmentalists who fi ght drilling in ANWR and nuclear power (“Saudi Oil Could Grease Obama’s Re-election,” August). Bill Murdock


Costa Mesa, Calif.


Ben Stein Right on Obama Ben Stein’s comments on Obama are cer- tainly well taken (“Promises, Promises,” July). But it’s typical of Obama’s critics to appear baffl ed at his ruinous policies. They can’t bring themselves to think the unthinkable and speak the unspeakable: that the president wants to destroy our country and rebuild it in his own image. Russ Johnson Richardson, Texas


Ron Paul on Target


I think what Ron Paul says is pretty much on the money, and I agree with him we have to cut the spending, otherwise the problem will never be fi xed (“Meet the Candidates: Ron Paul,” August). Paul Brown Parsippany, N.J.


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