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<title>Blogcritics: Comments on Al's Campaign Notebook:  Brookville Meet the Candidate's night, 9-30-2004</title>
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<title>Comment by Al Barger</title>
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<description>Thanks, Jim.  Local campaigning like this tends to re-humanize the thing.  Sure, I like to give Democrats hell, but it&#039;s hard to work up a good fit of indignation when they&#039;re feeding me home baked cookies.

Ayn was apparently a fairly decent cook, though.  It was some kind of feminine pride that had her cooking dinner for her husband night after night even when she slaving 12+ hour days over writing and editing Atlas.</description>
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<title>Comment by Jim Carruthers</title>
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<description>Hey, Al, have you thought about campaigning with pie.

Oh, but Ayn Rand pie probably tastes like crap, and is probably made out of it.

But what a refreshing portrayal of how politics should work, instead of the sham you get on teevee.

You go al!</description>
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