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Hypocritical tampon has hissyfit
maruthecrankpot.blogspot.com - 11/22/2008
Hypocritical tampon has hissyfit
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Racist a-hole Glenn Beck, his remaining neurons finally collapsing under massive doses of his own fail, is shocked and appalled by the downfall of discourse in America. Really. Hmmmmm. May 30, 2008: Beck calls Hillary Clinton a " stereotypical bitch " and a "nag". March 4, 2008: Beck asks John ...

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The Sideshow — Digby discusses the innocent bystanders in the media, who have absolutely no control over what stories get covered, and how. Let us gnash our teeth that the wisdom conferred by military service is not held by our incoming president, much the same as with our current White House occupant - who, as we all know, didn't get what starting wars might unleash. Just think, we could have had that famous much-decorated peacenik John Sidney McCain. Glenn Beck is shocked at the deteriorating discourse in America. O-kayyyyyyyyy.... The unexpected jump in ...

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