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JIM COSTANZA, Special to the Olean Times Herald
January 14, 2014
The progressives could do it better
I’m aware that the conservative, reactionary element are proficient at twisting the truth, but in a recent editorial embarrassment, pundit Jay Ambrose managed to turn it a full 180 degrees.
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