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All the best to you in your new life, Mr. Cannon.
Sorry to see you leave DN in the meaningful way in which you have lead these past few years. Best wishes to you and your family. Unfortunately DN is already showing it's trend to the PC agenda. Too Bad!
I personally like Joe, but I am concerned about his admiration for Ayn Rand. Her writings have had, in my estimation, a negative effect on LDS members.
This article sounds more like a funeral oration or a hagiography. Mr. Cannon and DN readers would have been better served, I think, by a more objective, less fawning, profile.
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