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Jun. 29 2009 - 2:13 pm | 187 views | 0 recommendations | 1 comment

New animation: Pat Buchanan vs Global Warming

Here’s some actual audio from MSNBC this past weekend: Pat Buchanan is asked about the energy bill and goes off a wonderfully insane tangent about how global warming is a hoax. And he doesn’t stop there:

Pat Buchanan: clearly, America’s #1 source of greenhouse emissions.

 
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    8:54 am on 06/30/09
    New animation: Pat Buchanan vs global warming « Scott Bateman

    [...] Actual audio from MSNBC over the weekend. Pat Buchanan really brings Teh Crazy! See it here. [...]

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