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WHAT TICKS TOM CLANCY OFF? Liberals, Critics, Clinton, Hollywood, Oliver Goldsmith, Anti-War Wimps and Just About Everything Else
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Which didn't bother Peterson in the least. Peterson was getting
weary. He'd been talking to Clancy for three hours and it seemed even
longer. Clancy had discoursed on everything from the Sanctity of
marriage ("I can't admire anyone who plays around on his wife") to
Bosnia ("It's Vietnam with snow") to the hypocrisy of picking on Sen.
Bob Packwood ("Packwood is being investigated for stuff that happened
at the time that Ted Kennedy drove some poor girl off a bridge and
left her to drown") to his good friends Richard Dreyfuss and Colin
Powell ("I introduced Richard to ...
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A war correspondent with a passion for danger, dining
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...facts. In 1896, he was commissioned by the publisher William Randolph Hearst to accompany Frederic Remington...belittled the role of the American commander, Gen. William Rufus Shafter. Eventually, Davis broke with the sensation-seeking...
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