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Dear Mr. Pruden:

I moved to the Washington area in the middle of 1985 to attend graduate school at George Mason University. I started reading The Washington Times shortly thereafter. It was an eye-opener, a newspaper the likes of which I had never experienced. It was truly a breath of fresh air compared to other newspapers, particularly the other paper in Washington, the one that leaves your fingers full of newsprint.

I was a regular subscriber from 1985 to 1999. Now that I have moved to Arizona, I miss many things about Washington, but the thing I miss most is The Washington Times, so much so that I am a subscriber to the weekly edition. I look forward to reading the paper for many years to come.

Happy anniversary.

Best wishes,

Rick Gerrard

Phoenix

Posted by Rick Gerrard

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I consider The Washington Times to be one of the pillars of modern-day conservatism. With the help of Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Sean Hannity and Fox News, The Washington Times has changed the course of modern history. I thank you sincerely and hope the next 25 years will see the spread of the conservative values stated so well in your paper. You have been my home page from the day I bought my first computer. I couldn’t do without my Washington Times.

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