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It's never too late to get involved, the sooner the better.

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Anyone catch the Megyn Kelly piece today on America Live with Kirsten Powers? Was a pretty crazy debate with a lot of yelling back and forth about this lol.

Here it is:
http://www.ibleedcrimsonred.com/2010...s-kirsten.html

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Awesome! Typical cluelessness from Obama supporters.

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wow is that kirsten powers girl blind or just stupid?! Megyn Kelly is kinda hot to...giggity!

I will now watch politics

I would totally watch Megyn Kelly in 3D slap that Kirsten girl threw the tv.

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Tea Party on the attack:

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010...bigoted-naacp/

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Cat fight!! :2strangle:

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Best quote:

St. Louis Tea Party organizer Bill Hennessy wrote on the group's website Tuesday that the Tea Party stands for smaller government and fiscal responsibility, and accused the NAACP of abandoning black America. "When you look at the crime and poverty and family breakdown of the African-American community ... you see a half-century of failure by the NAACP," he wrote. "None of those persistent problems was caused by the Tea Party movement, yet the principles of the Tea Party are exactly what's needed to wind down the multi-generational destruction in the African-American community.
"The NAACP was once a vital weapon in the war against segregation and oppression. All that's left is a bigoted and malicious shell that does far more harm than good for people who need a break," he wrote.

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"After the NAACP criticized the Tea Party for tolerating racism, Tea Party spokesman Mark Williams said, “I am disinclined to take lectures on racial sensitivity from a group that insists on calling black people ‘Colored.’”" Take that, America’s most venerable civil-rights organization, which was founded before the term “African-American” was invented! [CNN]

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Who was the hot brunette in purple?