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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (281)	1/18/2005 4:47:28 AM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (1) of 71588

But in the past decade the liberals lost their monopoly. What broke it? We all know. Rush Limbaugh did, cable news did, the antimonolith journalists who rose with Reagan did, the internet did, technology did, talk radio did, Fox News did, the Washington Times did. When the people of America got options, they took them. Conservative arguments rose, and liberal hegemony fell. All this has been said before but this can't be said enough: The biggest improvement in the flow of information in America in our lifetimes is that no single group controls the news anymore. Awwww sweet music to my ears, finally!

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