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To: golfer72 who wrote (1400903)	4/28/2023 4:25:51 PM
From: miraje	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575354

I dont like ANY public structures being named after ANY politicians Renaming and cancelling has been going on for quite a while. Years ago, a very short freeway (1.5 miles long) in Los Angeles, between I-405 and Marina del Rey, was named the Richard M Nixon Freeway. We called it the Tricky Dick. I drove it every day when I worked down there. After Nixon got the boot, it was renamed the Marina Freeway. And, BTW, Coulter was right in asserting that abortion banning extremists are doing the GOP no favors. It's a major league losing issue for Republicans. That's just reality, like it or not. The majority of voters are pro choice, within reason..