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Huffington Post ClusterFoxWarrior - October 25, 2009 40

ClusterFoxWarrior here, on Huffington I post under the name RepublicansRejected. Apparently the Huffington smear job on President Barack Obama has hit a new low with...

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Huffington Post BlueStateMan - October 25, 2009 41

My "Agent86" moniker just got summarily bounced from HP.... this time I REALLY have no idea why. Whatever.

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Huffington Post AdLib - October 17, 2009 14

UPDATE: Arianna remains so envious and angry, she has written ANOTHER article attacking the Balloon Boy coverage for stealing attention from her attention-getting fabricated story. What...

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