Cimarron
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"star-spangled piece of crookedness...
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"ever played under the wing
of a double-dealing government."

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- We can't print that.
- And why not?

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This isn't the Cimarron country.
It's the State of Oklahoma.

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You can't slur the government.
It's treason.

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It's history.
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I don't blame the government
for crooked politicians' tricks.

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I'll show them.
I'll stop them if it's the last thing I ever do.

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- But...
- Furthermore...

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the time has come
to give the red man full citizenship...

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so he can live as free
as the white man lives.

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Citizenship for Indians.
Give them the vote.

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The people here would mob you.
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A prophet is never without honor,
save in his own country.

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You could be one of the greatest figures
in this nation.

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You are if you don't throw it away.
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If you print that article,
you'll never be governor.

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Never.
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I've forgiven you many things
in the past 10 years, Yancey Cravat...

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but I'll never forgive you that.
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Oh, yes, you will, sugar.
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Never is a long time.
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Not while I'm alive, maybe...
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but someday you'll be able to turn back
to the old files...

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and read this article
and be glad it was printed.

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No, I have some position
to maintain in this community.

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- I have some voice in this paper.
- I know that.

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Well, then I say you won't print it,
not in these columns.

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When you take my name off
and put yours in its place...

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you'll be editor of this paper.
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Until you do that, sugar, I am.

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