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  • What Would Molly Think? by Molly Ivins on Creators.com - A Syndicate Of Talent

    Fellow Texan Molly Ivins is back after her fight with cancer and in fine form. Thank you Redstateliberal. From the page: "A surge is not acceptable to the people in this country. We have voted overwhelmingly against this war in polls (about 80 percent of the public is against escalation,... more

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  • Rated by khidhala on Feb 05 2007, 9:13am

    See also: Irrepressible liberal columnist Molly Ivins dies   Having breast cancer is massive amounts of no fun.  First they mutilate you;     then they poison you;       then they burn you. I have been on blind dates better than that.      --- Molly Ivins, 1944-2007   

  • Rated by JumpMonk on Feb 04 2007, 9:04pm

    Molly and Creators.com.

  • Rated by SensibleMoon on Feb 01 2007, 6:55pm

    From the page: "Like the Little Prince, Molly Ivins has left us for a journey of her own. But while she was here, her heart never failed to see clear and true -- and for that, we can all be grateful." Farewell, Molly---we loved you!

  • Rated by DrBlizzardo on Jan 26 2007, 7:41pm

    Molly--if I wasn't just damn sure it'd spell the end of you, I'd marry you! What a mind!

  • Rated by goghgirl on Jan 13 2007, 7:06am

    Fellow Texan Molly Ivins is back after her fight with cancer and in fine form. Thank you Redstateliberal. From the page: "A surge is not acceptable to the people in this country. We have voted overwhelmingly against this war in polls (about 80 percent of the public is against escalation, and a recent Military Times poll shows only 38 percent of active military want more troops sent) and at the polls. We know this is wrong. The people understand, the people have the right to make this decision, and the people have the obligation to make sure our will is implemented. Congress must work for the people in the resolution of this fiasco. Ted Kennedy's proposal to control the money and tighten oversight is a welcome first step. And if Republicans want to continue to rubber-stamp this administration's idiotic "plans" and go against the will of the people, they should be thrown out as soon as possible, to join their recent colleagues."