Kevin O’Neill doing it the hard way

 Kevin O’Neill laments someone has called him greedy and a predator; he was overheard calling his detractors Luddities. It would all be funny if that was all there was to it.

<p>Comentario<br>
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<p>&nbsp;¡Ajá! Apenas recibió el agua bendita del Partido Republicano. Para ser más exactos, Meg Whitman, ex gerente de eBay, se hizo oficialmente conservadora hace dos años. Votó por primera vez cuando tenía 46 años de edad.</p>
<p>&nbsp;Sin embargo, hoy, esta vaca sagrada del sector privado, quiere ser la nueva gobernadora de uno de los estados más politizados del país.</p>

<p>First Person:<br>
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&nbsp;I spent the longest seventy-five minutes of my life at the Department of Motor Vehicles the other day. I viewed it as penance for not using new media and/or paying attention to snail mail directives. One would think that I had learned my lesson by now after the trauma I suffered that time I had to come back six times in one day to register a late model Fleetwood during my Superfly days.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;The eating habits of my middle school students never fail to amaze me. Their habits are downright scary. Someone obviously forgot to tell them breakfast is the most important meal of the day. How else to explain what I see them munching on in the morning after they exit the local 7-11 convenience store?&nbsp;</p>