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<title>The Boy Who Talked About Violence</title>
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<description>I had the privilege and pleasure of spending four days as Ben Franklin in events connected with the Dayton Tea Party people, and their allies. Saturday I spoke at a special dinner for prime supporters and workers. Tuesday I spoke at the main rally in the Nutter Center. In between, I visited with nine different school classes in the Dayton area. Those are what I want to talk about today. One of the events was a session with an after-school program at a church in Springfield, Ohio, for &#x26;#x201C;at risk&#x26;#x201D; kindergarten, first and second grade students. Another was a combination...</description>
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