Get Well Soon, Molly
Fans of Molly Ivins have probably noticed that her work has been absent from this page and others in recent weeks. Unfortunately, Molly's battle with cancer has forced her to take a break from her crusade against the war. Our thoughts and hearts are with her at this difficult time.
Fans of Molly Ivins have probably noticed that her work has been absent from this page and others in recent weeks. Unfortunately, Molly’s battle with cancer has forced her to take a break from her crusade against the war. Our thoughts and hearts are with her at this difficult time.
If you need a fix, you can read some of Molly Ivins’ indomitable wit here.
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