Category: Conspiracy theories
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1/3 of S.C. GOP voters are ignorant
Ignorant being the most polite way to describe the “30 percent of self-identified S.C. Republicans and Republican-leaning voters [who] say Obama is a Muslim.” Another 36 percent say the president “probably” or “definitely” was born in another country. Speaking of the president and the Palmetto state: Obama Visits South-Carolina-Ravaged South Carolina
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What does Jermaine Jackson have on CNN?
And why do they keep putting this greasy opportunist on air? Your meal ticket was a creepy child molester, dude, not a victim.
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Glenn Beck spins another moronic conspiracy theory
Apparently Michelle Obama is behind the new bi-racial, possibly gay Spider-man. She’s changing our traditions, warns Beck, just as she promised.
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The cult of conservative conspiracy theories
A recent Arbitron ratings report showed the ratings for Rusty Limbo and Helmethead dipped dramatically from the previous year. The reason, according to an unnamed “industry leader” quoted by WingNutDaily: “Liberals,” working in consort with the Antichrist Administration, “are falsifying numbers … to kill talk radio.” I thought that was the Fairness Doctrine’s job. It’s…
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An exception to my rule on conspiracy theories
Ninety nine point nine percent of them are bullshit, but this one has teeth. Gov. Nathan Deal has taken a page from the political playbook of Sonny Perdue by appointing the spouse of the top federal prosecutor for North Georgia to a seat on a state commission. Deal’s office last week disclosed that the governor…
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Which begs the question … is Anthony Weiner Muslim?
How to be a wingnut columnist: 1.) Tie everything to the Muslim plot to rule the world; 2.) Reference Obama allegiance to Saul Alinksy; 3.) Follow with ominous use of “community organizing”; 4.) Add George Soros, the cherry on top. Example: Less than a year ago, in July 2010, Huma Abedin married Jewish U.S. Representative…
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