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electric_blue68

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5. Yes! He often was the editorial cartoon for -the Then *Liberal* NY Post....

Reply to John1956PA (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 8, 2024, 01:47 AM

Dec 2024

it's true, youngins! I as a teen; a liberal NYC'r read it in 1967 onward till it changed, and for the liberal columnsists: Hamel, McGrory, Breslin & Buchwald.

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