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PaleoTexans Control US Textbooks Queued

Washington Monthly | Jan. 6, 2010

on McLeroy is a balding, paunchy man with a thick broom-handle mustache who lives in a rambling two-story brick home in a suburb near Bryan, Texas. When he greeted me at the door one evening last October, he was clutching a thin paperback with the Full Story »

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