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Biden Says Corn Syrup And Coal More Deadly That Terrorism (video)
youtube.com - 8/28/2008
Biden Says Corn Syrup And Coal More Deadly That Terrorism (video)
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In a September 2007 forum, Sen. Joe Biden said that among the threats of high-fructose corn syrup, coal and terrorism, terrorism was the third most likely to...

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Perfunction:  Biden, Michelle Obama Speak At POISON, er, PEPSI Center

Stop The ACLU:  Joe Biden: Corn Syrup Bigger Threat Than Terrorism

Moonbattery:  Biden Identifies Corn Syrup and Coal as Greater Threats Than Terrorism

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Biden, Michelle Obama Speak At POISON, er, PEPSI Center
Perfunction — After a news clip (no YouTube yet) of Typical Celebrity Daryl Hannah refusing to even enter the Pepsi Center because its namesake is a deathly product brimming with obesity-causing high frustose corn syrup, Joe Biden might as well be speaking at an Al-Qaeda-run coal mine tonight: And what about Michelle ...

Joe Biden: Corn Syrup Bigger Threat Than Terrorism
Stop The ACLU — Hat tip: Cuffy Aren’t these guys speaking at the Pepsi Center for their convention?

Biden Identifies Corn Syrup and Coal as Greater Threats Than Terrorism
Moonbattery — Biden is really going to add some ballast to the Dem ticket. In the video below he explains to cartoonish moonbat Bill Maher the hierarchy of threats menacing America. Despite the fact that Muslims could turn New York into a mushroom cloud at any moment, terrorism falls below corn syrup, which in turn falls below coal. ...

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