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February 06, 2004

Dark Horse Dialogue #1: Kenneth Oliver Miller

What are the Dark Horse Dialogues?

Our first edition of the Dark Horse Dialogues features Kenneth Oliver Miller, a resident of Ambridge, Pennsylvania who's running for president as an independent. And if you think all presidential candidates are sourpusses who can only spew soundbites, Mr. Miller proves otherwise: he was quite the kidder with many of his responses.

At least, we hope he was kidding.

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Posted by TLHines at February 6, 2004 04:58 PM