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Interrupting Obama Was Blatantly Racist Says MSNBC Panel

townhall.com (11 months and 3 days ago)

Jun 15, 2012

Receiving the award for "projection of the year" is Joy Reid, columnist at the Miami Herald: "And the treatment of not just the... full story

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Interrupting Obama Was Blatantly Racist Says MSNBC Panel

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