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Letters: McCain, Muslim Americans and a Donkey Listeners of Thursday's program respond to stories about how John McCain's approach to Iraq is shaped by his experience in Vietnam, about a lawsuit filed on behalf of Muslim immigrants, and about a donkey making noise in a rural Nevada town.
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Robert Siegel and Melissa Block read from e-mail sent by listeners about Thursday's program. We hear criticism of our story about how John McCain's approach to Iraq has been shaped by his experience in Vietnam.

Also, a California man tells a personal story in response to our piece on a lawsuit filed on behalf of some Muslim immigrants.

There is also reaction to yesterday's story of a donkey making noise in a rural Nevada town.