Spencer debates D’Souza

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Mar 2, 2007 Orient, Politics and Poker

Robert Spencer takes up the cudgel with Dinesh D’Souza. The overwhelming feedback I’ve gotten since posting on this topic is that D’Souza does not have a constituency within the conservative movement. I wish it were true, now that I see what D’Souza’s about, but does Robert’s description of the gallery comport with that?

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