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"Good Afternoon, Mr. Beck. Your assignment, should you choose to accept it, ...
... is to connect these actual Friday afternoon Twitter Trending Topics via conspiracy theory:"
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Japan demonstrates a different model for post-election change.
Two days into its new government, the Democratic Party of Japan is wasting no time setting new policies for the country. Yesterday, the Defense Minister suggested a withdrawl from Afghanistan; today, the country looks set to suspend use of the death penalty.
They don't appear to be waiting on a phony bipartisanship that will never arrive. This is probably a gross oversimplification, but it does put in perspective degrees of post-election action on promised change.
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Sweet: Pavement to reunite.
NEW YORK - Pavement, one of the most influential indie rock bands of the ‘90s, will reunite.
via msnbc.msn.com
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TIME got it right in 1951: "Demagogue McCarthy." With Beck, not so much.
Telling it like it was: "Demagogue McCarthy." They slapped the label right on the cover, right under his picture -- exactly where it should be.
via time.com
Flash forward, with Glenn Beck TIME asks questions without providing the answers. Wimps.
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Worth remembering that President Carter's brother's truck was "redneck-powered!"
Memories. President Carter's longtime adviser on southern cultural affairs:
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"Death Panels" and other nonsense: It works!
Associate Professor Dr Kimberley Wade from the Department of Psychology led an experiment to see whether exposure to fabricated footage of an event could induce individuals to accuse another person of doing something they never did. In the study, published in Applied Cognitive Psychology, Dr Wade found that almost 50% of people shown fake footage of an event they witnessed first hand were prepared to believe the video version rather than what they actually saw. (emphasis mine)
via sciencedaily.com
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The proper way for a Nashville artist to respond to mistreatment.
Kanye would never have messed with Johnny, of course. Nashville needs more badasses; can't leave it up to the moms.
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