Andrew McCarthy Embarrasses National Review
He should, anyway. The conspiracy-minded attorney responds to the magazine’s measured denunciation of the birther movement with a 3,700-word rant about how
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He should, anyway. The conspiracy-mindedattorney respondsto the magazine’s measured denunciationof the “birther” movement with a 3,700-word rant about how his president “. You could spend an entire afternoon picking this apart, starting with McCarthy’s decision to rely on “ but I’ll focus on this bit:
Michelle Obama railing against ‘whitey’ at Jeremiah Wright’s church.” Neither he nor McCarthy has any idea what he’s talking about.
It’s quite sad. In 1962, National Review purged the John Birch Societyfrom the conservative movement. In 2009, it sheepishly allows conspiracy theories onto the front page of its web site.
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