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After reading your article, “Will Be Agents of Change, Say Feinstein, Boxer” (June 4), I could not find any examples of change except for gender. These two women are simply Alan Cranstons in drag, looking for a Charles Keating type to supply the funds for future political endeavors. What are these liberal San Francisco Democrats going to change in the liberal Democrat-controlled Congress? Maybe they will raise taxes or give us socialized medicine or maybe even taxpayer-financed congressional elections, disguised as campaign reform. Change, I do not think so. None for me, thanks.
G.E. McCULLEY, Long Beach
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