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| "The story is unique only in that the evidence that a terrible
crime took place appears to be too great for 'plausible
deniability,'" writes Joshua Holland for Alternet. As he
noted in an Alternet interview, "A lot of liberals believe that the
facts will set you free. On the book's cover, Howard
Dean touts Lakoff as "one of the most influential political
thinkers of the progressive movement;" Robert Reich hails the book
as "essential reading;" and Don Hazen--the founder of the
left-wing Web site Alternet. |
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