Why, yes! I am his son, in fact!

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Nov 8, 2008 Politics and Poker

We took our kids to the Norwalk Maritime Aquarium last weekend, and forked over a bunch of dollars so they could see an IMAX film about the Grand Canyon.

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2 Responses to “Why, yes! I am his son, in fact!”

New at Forbes.com: RFK Jr. to EPA? Says:

November 9th, 2008 at 8:09 am
[...] Agency. Earlier this week I posted on the topic here and here (welcome Jonathan Adler/Volokh, Ron Coleman/Likelihood of Success [...]
Susan Bailey Cole Says:

November 10th, 2008 at 12:52 am
I’m not quite sure where to leave a response to your marvelous essays. I so enjoyed your commercials for McCain and the photo of the poster on the ground covered with fallen leaves speaks volumes.
When you begin deleting friends who appear to not be remotely interested in you or in what you are thinking, please keep me on your list. Benton and I talk about you behind your back, for one thing and share many of your views.
I’m not being coherent but I also wanted to add my voice to yours about RFK Jr. and how totally and completely scary it is that he is even being considered for the post of Environmental Overlord. Holy Moly — the guy thinks we should all be dumping our excrement in some kind of toilet that feeds the soil. We have only just begun with the REAL CHANGE that this administration promises. We’ll be pooping in the woods and not even be able to take toilet paper with us.
If no one has told you recently, YOU ARE THE MAN
My best to you and your incredibly intersting mental patterns.
Susan (Benton’s Mom)

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