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Don't see this every day *
The cover of Sunday's Viewpoint section in the Daily News is a full-page color illustration showing a naked and grinning Antonio Villaraigosa, fig leaf strategically in place, taking a bite of the apple and chasing a fig-leafed Mirthala Salinas through "the Garden of Telemundo." Cardinal Roger Mahony is a snake in the grass giving cash to two altar boys and hissing, "ssssooooo ssorry...take thissss ssettlement." The "illustrated guide to L.A.'s Summer of Scandal" isn't online that I can find.
* Monday update: It's online now.
10:57 PM Sunday, July 22 2007 • Link
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