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outsidethebeltway.com - 11/6/2008

Obama the Socialist Anti-Christ

— outsidethebeltway.com — The top entry pages at OTB over the last hour, by a longshot, are Barack Obama the... Socialist, Obama the Antichrist?, and Left Behind Authors Say Obama Is Not the Antichrist. (Also getting a lot of entries, likely through the vagaries of search engine ... (more) Obama the Socialist Anti-Christ

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