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Sunday, April 23, 2006

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Dear Readers, we'd like you to give us a hand

Blue Grit, Andrew, Jiggy and myself write articles and posts to inform, entertain, and otherwise interest you (okay, we also rant now and again). That said, we'd like to ask you to help Centrerion: Canadian Politics, and we're not even looking for donations. I made a short list of a some easy actions you could take that would make our day:
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