My first attempt. Not hard to figure out, but the punchline is in the code that's in the code. The worst part was getting a version that was less than 70 columns. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
$/='';$_=<DATA> ;s/\s//gix; s/(\w\w)/chr( hex$1)/gex;; eval;__DATA__
0A4076656765746 1626C657320 3D20717728637 563756D62657 2207A75636368
69        6E69  2073     71 756        17 36       820 63       6172
7        26F7   4293     B0 A40        73 65       637 26       5746
       D657     3736     16 765        20 3D       207 17       7285
    A61707      06120707265 736964656E742 0666F7220467 2616E6B293B0A
   40706F       6F7073686F6 F747B4076656  7657461626C  65737D203D204
 073656         3726     57 46D6          5737         36       1676
53B0A7       07 2696     E7 4206          A6F6         96       E202
2202        22C 4070     6F 6F70          7368         6F       6F74
7B736F727420407 6656     76 5746          1626         C6       5737
D2C225C6E223B0A 2320     72 616D          2069         74       210A

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Jeff 

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In reply to Zappa for Pres by jeffa

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