Have you placed the 'Broad Brush 'N Tar' outlet st
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Posted On: 01/31/2018 2:01:06 PM
Have you placed the 'Broad Brush 'N Tar' outlet store in your area on backorder, again?
How does a particular member of any profession draw such a sweeping assertion from you? THAT'S what is not credible.
I've seen him interviewed many times. He IS uncommonly well spoken and well informed, based upon any standard, and he is entirely unworthy of your broadside.
Lastly, I've never been a fan of the 'shut up and sing' mentality of the right. One does not lose their right of free expression based upon their membership in the arts and entertainment profession, or any other profession......including that of FBI agent.
How does a particular member of any profession draw such a sweeping assertion from you? THAT'S what is not credible.
I've seen him interviewed many times. He IS uncommonly well spoken and well informed, based upon any standard, and he is entirely unworthy of your broadside.
Lastly, I've never been a fan of the 'shut up and sing' mentality of the right. One does not lose their right of free expression based upon their membership in the arts and entertainment profession, or any other profession......including that of FBI agent.
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Whitford was born in Madison, Wisconsin, the son of Genevieve Louie (née Smith) and George Van Norman Whitford.[2][3] Between the ages of three and fourteen, he lived in Wayne, Pennsylvania. His mother, a poet, later resided in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania.[2] He grew up in a Quaker household.[4] Whitford graduated from Madison East High School in 1977.[5] He majored in English and theatre at Wesleyan University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1981
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