Fraud: The Movie
Your daily dose of unsettling anti-Obama filmmaking -- Fraud, a movie with a trailer and not much else, consisting of interviews with attendees of the 9/12
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Your daily dose of unsettling anti-Obama filmmaking — “Fraud,” a movie with a trailer and not much else, consisting of interviews with attendees of the 9/12 march on Washington and found footage of images such a small girl waving a “where’s the birth certificate?” sign.
The apparent implosion of conservative support for Texas gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina after she choked on a question about the “government’s role in 9/11″ was an interesting moment in the history of Tea Party activism. On the one hand, conspiracy theories have been present at plenty of these events: Alan Keyes got a prominent role at the 4/15 D.C. Tea Party and a rapper who yelled “Where’s your birth certificate?” got big applause at the 9/12 march. Medina herself had spoken out for secession — not a conspiracy theory, but a pretty fringe issue. It took “trutherism” to take her down. But I’m curious to see how the fringe will interact with the GOP as elections get closer.
Check out “Fraud” after the jump:
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