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Enjoy every sandwich - Warren Zevon

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daggatt blog skip to main | skip to sidebar daggatt blog "Enjoy every sandwich" - Warren Zevon Tuesday, March 30, 2010 the health care myths continue I get a lot of right-wing emails. A large part of that is because of these posts. Friends send my posts to their right-wing friends or relatives (whom I refer to generically as “your right-wing brother-in-law”) and either the friend or his or her right-wing brother-in-law sends me his response. Then I get on his right-wing email distribution list and … they pour in. I read them so you don’t have to. Based on years of this, and countless right-wing emails, I can make a few generalizations: 1/ They usually allege something factual that is an OUTRAGE. The odds are overwhelming (90+%) that the alleged “facts” are not true. Therefore you should always assume they are untrue unless or until you get them verified from a source you know from direct, personal experience to be reliable. But given the remote likelihood that they...

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