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Terry Krepel: Pat Boone drops eliminationist rhetoric, still telling lies about Obama

Pat Boone may have dialed back the eliminationist rhetoric for his latest column (published at WorldNetDaily; it remains to be seen whether Newsmax will publish it after removing the eliminationist one), but he's still lying and misleading about... Full Article at Media Matters for America

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  1. Thursday, November 05, 2009 -- by Dave Well, we've known for some time that Pat Boone has gone wingnutty, but his latest column for the wingnutty WorldNetDaily is one of the most vile pieces of eliminationist rhetoric to come down the pike... Full Article at Orcinus

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  3. As we noted, Boone describes the current residents of the White House has "social and political voracious varmints" who need to be dealt with, "figuratively, but in a very real way," through tenting: "Experts come in, actually envelope the whole... Full Article at Media Matters for America

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