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I'm angry at Willamette Week for printing a misleading letter, "Compared to Foxworth," claiming white liberal bias. The Foxworth case was much worse. First, he was her Commanding Officer (i.e. boss). Second, he was married and had another girlfriend, when he propositioned her. Third, he wrote lurid emails using public computers.

Adams was not Breedlove's boss, in fact, they did not even work together. Adams was and is single. And there is no proof.

As a lesbian, I have noticed that straight people get very nervous if I even hold hands with another woman. Sam made mistakes, but what is the crime?

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In yesterday's election, Obama caught up with Clinton. I feel that Obama is inspired and passionate - with the potential to be as courageous a leader as Abraham Lincoln, who had the same legislative background as Obama, when he ran for president.

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