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01-24-2011, 12:34 PM
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To me it's a bit sad that someone who has a good degree of knowledge and love of their hobby would feel that they had to hold back from sharing that. Either because of the nuisance of politics, or a desire not to be a distraction.
It's more sad that there are people who would feel the need to put them in that sort of situation. It's an unfortunate price of success and celebrity I suppose, but it's still a bit sad Steve B 
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