Tag: Conspiracy theories
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Loony GOP conspiracy theory du jour
There are rational reasons to vote against T-SPLOST, Georgia’s Transportation Investment Act, but this ain’t one of them: The tax and the people behind it are part of a United Nations plot called Agenda 21. Laugh if you like. The topic is now center stage in Cobb County, as part of the debate over the…
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Conservative conspiracy du jour
Rush Limbaugh says Rick Santorum is the victim of a liberal conspiracy merely because Democrats are using the fundamentalist Christian’s words against him. “The whole point of this contraception stuff [that] started last week is to make sure that if Santorum get this Republican nomination, that’s what he’s going to be known for, and of…
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Streisand to endorse Romney
Clint Eastwood is such a passionate fiscal conservative that when he married his second wife, Dina Ruiz, in 1996, he included her finances in his own personal deficit-reduction campaign. “My wedding present to her was paying off her credit cards,” he told me the other day, using his bungalow on the Warner Bros. lot as…
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As lies mount, Cain’s hubris grows
Herman Cain plays the victim card — didn’t see that coming. WEST CHESTER, Ohio (AP) — His campaign rocked anew, a feisty Herman Cain claimed a “groundswell of positive support” from backers on Wednesday and accused critics of trying to derail his White House bid as he worked to stem the fallout from allegations of…
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Wingnut conspiracy du jour
Rush: ‘Barry Soetoro’ elected with ‘no identity documents’ Warns of president’s strategy to avoid defeat at polls by suspending election
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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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