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14. It's a valid question, brook - more valid than MSM headlines blaming WH

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #13)

Tue May 14, 2013, 07:54 AM

May 2013

I think you're over-reacting to the question posed.

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Bush IRS guy targeted Tea Party to protect current GOP lawmakers from primary challenges? [View all] blm May 2013 OP

That makes three new conspiracy theories since Friday... brooklynite May 2013 #1

How is it CT when headlines like this have been around for awhile? blm May 2013 #2

Political targeting of candidates and advocacy groups in campaigns is not uncommon brooklynite May 2013 #3

Well, considering the guy who did it was a Bush official and GOP lawmakers are the ones blm May 2013 #4

brooklynite: Here is the Bio of the guy who wrote article blm posted... KoKo May 2013 #7

I dont understand the fear of CT and the quest to ban them. One prominent CT hater rhett o rick May 2013 #5

+1...don't see how an article and proper link could be called "CT" either. KoKo May 2013 #6

Why would a theory of conspiracy be any less valid than a theory of no conspiracy? rhett o rick May 2013 #8

In an Open Society where all Theories or Alternative Theories are Debated and not Labeled! KoKo May 2013 #9

That is as good a guess as any. kentuck May 2013 #10

Sorry to see DU'er "blm" being called a "CT" for her post which is verified and not some KoKo May 2013 #11

For pity's sake: the CT is NOT that Karl Rove is trying to influence Republican candidate selection brooklynite May 2013 #13

It's a valid question, brook - more valid than MSM headlines blaming WH blm May 2013 #14

Wait! Make that FOUR comspiracy theories! brooklynite May 2013 #12

YEP spanone May 2013 #15

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