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Headlines for 2 November 2004

New York’s currently: decided

We the editors of The Morning News, in order to live in a more hopeful country, restore justice, pursue international tranquility, establish a relentless offense against an uncommon enemy, provide for better health care and more compassion, and promote the blessings of freedom to others while fiercely protecting them for ourselves, do endorse and favor this candidate for the president of the United States of America, John Kerry.

Today, if you possibly haven’t heard, is Election Day 2004. If you are a citizen of the United States of America, it is your remarkable privilege to elect your representatives in government. Let cynicism sleep until tomorrow—today we vote.

















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