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I am shocked-- shocked!-- to learn that voters don't always elect the candidate woth the best policies.
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The title says it. More RSS-cleaning.
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Again, the title is clear, and again, it's old stuff from the RSS reader.
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Essential information for those who want to talk to their dogs. (Last of the RSS cleanup items)
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How much do you know about Korea and its history?
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Luckily, I took a modern Korean history class in college. :-P
I'd be more curious as to the general population's knowledge of Vietnam, since a significant proportion of the US did serve there, and we spent ages in the war there, much longer than in Iraq, Afghanistan, or Korea.