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Patriot Game
Continued from page 1
Published on May 11, 2006
Soon I'm on the street alone with my anger. I'm also hungry. Admittedly, the night hasn't gone as planned.
But I remain steadfast. "Give up my country without a fight? No way, Jose," I say as I pull into La Tapatia (2203 North Main) at three in the morning on May 6. "No way, Jose."
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