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  1. Really amazing. His dark side has never been so clearly demonstrated. Not just a sore loser but a control freak. History will show it was Reid who held up the progress of Nuclear energy. The democrats need a new majority leader badly. Some critics need to protest Reids behavior.

  2. Harry really goes off on these personal attacks. You would think that a man with his job would be more responsible in his public statements.

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