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We've Got A Great Percentage Of Our Population That, To Our Great Shame, Either Cannot Or, Equally Unfortunate, Will Not Read. And That Portion Of Our Public Is Growing. Those People Are Suckers For The Demagogue.

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We Cannot Defer This Responsibility To Posterity. Time Will Not Wait.

Attorney General John Ashcroft Has Earned Himself A Remarkable Distinction As The Torquemada Of American Law. Tomás De Torquemada...was Largely Responsible For...[the] Torture And The Burning Of Heretics — Muslims In Particular. Now, Of Course, I Am Not Accusing The Attorney General Of Pulling Out Anyone's Fingernails Or Burning People At The Stake (at Least I Don't Know Of Any Such Cases). But One Does Get The Sense These Days That The Old Spaniard's Spirit Is Comfortably At Home In Ashcroft's Department Of Justice.