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Monday, February 14, 2011
Medved vs. Limbaugh
Conservative culture warrior and commentator Michael Medved has written an important article in today's Wall Street Journal that adds him to the list of conservatives who see it as intellectually vacuous, morally wrong, and politically dangerous to have conservatives making ridiculous charges against Obama.
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