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GEORGE, JR. You came after all.
MARTHA ALBRIGHT I have no idea why.
GEORGE, JR. Please, have a seat.
MARTHA ALBRIGHT What’s on your mind, assuming you have one?
GEORGE, JR. I thought part of being intelligent is being thoughtful.
MARTHA ALBRIGHT I came, didn’t I?
GEORGE, JR. I just want to know why you feel the way you do about my daddy. It breaks my heart to hear the misconceptions that liberals hurl at him.
MARTHA ALBRIGHT The misconceptions may not be located where you think they are.
GEORGE, JR. I think I know quite well where they’re located.
MARTHA ALBRIGHT I never debate self-evident truths.
GEORGE, JR. What makes you so sure you’re right about him?
MARTHA ALBRIGHT It’s my profession to know what can be known about right from wrong. I’m an ethicist.
GEORGE, JR. Oh, an
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