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And activists like Tim Carpenter, director of Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), and John Bonifaz, author of a book on impeaching Bush and now a candidate for secretary of state of Massachusetts, continued to beat the drum for impeachment. The hitcom is on a two-week hiatus while Kelsey returns to form, giving Jane some extra time to focus on her non-``Frasier'' activities - continuing to beat the drum for the inspiring ``Music of the Heart,'' in which she plays a socialite who comes to the aid of the Meryl Streep character and her inner-city music students. As the longest-running Energizer bunny for supply-side economics, Kemp has relentlessly beat the drum for smaller, less-intrusive government. |
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