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Standing apart.


(Letters to the Editor)

In his article "Reining In the Court" (July 28th issue), William Norman Grigg William Norman Grigg is a writer of Mexican and Irish descent.[1] He was the senior editor and a prolific contributor to The New American, the official magazine of the John Birch Society.  has once again delivered a clear, concise, and correct perspective on the issue of legislative usurpation Usurpation
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 by the federal court system. Given this and other informative expositions by your fine magazine, the thoughtful citizen is not left to be tossed about by the political choreography of the well-meaning ignoramuses and treacherous antagonists antagonists,
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 us with their carefully edited sound bites, which appeal more to human emotion than intellect.

As a Christian broadcaster, I must too often stand apart from the misguided propositions of those whose concerns and honorable intentions I otherwise share. Unfortunately, too few Americans are willing to bear up under the intimidations of the organized masses who have identified a real problem for which they propose an ineffectual and exacerbating remedy, or who, on the other hand, deliberately provoke further deterioration of our constitutional republic.

While I do note an occasional blind spot in your publication, your careful dedication and boldness make each issue worth the time I give it.

NELSON WILSON

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Author:Wilson, Nelson
Publication:The New American
Article Type:Letter to the Editor
Date:Aug 11, 2003
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