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We've got a Fifth Column right here at home. And now its getting stronger with the ACLU. For all of you who gave up on Oreilly, he did a great job tonite on the ACLU scumbags. The above is from Recovering Ex-Hippie on the post discussing the cameraman who caught the Marine doing his duty, saving his own life and his buddies lives. I wanted to speak about O’Reilly. Did anyone else watch his program last night. I watch it because I do not think there is anything else on. Last night was a contrast on how good he can...

Second Thoughts By William W. Lawrence 05/20/2003The Inquirer, last week, somewhat buried the story about Walker Lundy, the 60-year-old editor who walked out on them just after 17 months. The story was played in the "local news" section below the fold.Lundy was hired to "reinvigorate" the dying publication, but decided to smell roses instead.In his resignation letter, Lundy said he looks forward to retirement: "People tell me roses have an odor about them, and I want to see if that's true. Plus, I want to live on a lake and drive a boat fast. And read a million books. And...

Inquirer editor stuns colleagues by retiring In Philadelphia for 17 months, he says 'it's time' By WILLIAM BUNCH & CHRIS BRENNANIT WAS A story that a newsroom full of some of Philadelphia's most hardened, veteran journalists didn't see coming - even when Inquirer publisher Bob Hall called them to the city desk for a late-afternoon announcement.Walker Lundy, the 60-year-old Inquirer editor who'd arrived in town just 17 months ago with big plans for reinvigorating Philadelphia's largest newspaper, had decided to retire this summer.Hall said yesterday that Lundy's surprising move "was really more of a personal decision" and that tight fiscal...

The century-old Inquirer Sunday Magazine is very sick and will be pronounced dead in July. Inquirer