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I don't mean to be a dissenter, and I'm certainly NOT taking up for our "Dear Leader", but we don't have the means to effectively intervene in this revolution without getting ourselves into another war / conflict.— Tammy Bruce
I keep coming back here, because conversation at other Catholic-Protestant discussion blogs tends to get venomously anti-Catholic [with] ad hominem attacks on anyone who doesn't agree with the blogmaster and his pool of apparatchiks, whether the dissenter is Catholic OR Protestant.— Biblical Evidence for Catholicism
One is that dissension like this in the locker room helps no one, even if the dissenter is a future Hall of Famer.— Arrowhead Pride
One of the characteristics that makes Murray such an appealing, and credible, dissenter is his ability to reveal his own faults and foibles.— Libertarian Blog Place
A lone dissenter -- a software consultant and expert on risk management -- weighed in from Indiana with a two-page letter to warn the commission that the move was a grave mistake.— The Swamp

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