A Tea Party Truther Candidate Outed by Glenn Beck
Credit Glenn Beck for consistency. He booked Debra Medina, the out-of-nowhere Tea Party/Ron Paul candidate for governor of Texas and asked her to rebut rumors
Jul 31, 202043.5K Shares3.1M Views
Credit Glenn Beck for consistency. He booked Debra Medina, the out-of-nowhere Tea Party/Ron Paul candidate for governor of Texas and asked herto rebut rumors that she believed the federal government might have been involved in the 9/11 attacks. The result: a choke worthy of Martha Coakley.
“„BECK: Do you believe the government was in any way involved with the bringing down of the World Trade Centers on 9/11.
“„MEDINA: I don’t have all of the evidence, there, Glenn. So I don’t… I am not in a place — I have not been out publicly questioning that. I think some very good questions have been raised in that regard. There’s some very good arguments. And I think the American people have not see all of the evidence there. So I have not taken a position on that.
“„BECK: I think the American people might think that’s a yes.
The right is basically throwing Medina under the bus for this.
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