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    Game Show Network to follow up 'The American Bible Challenge' with church-based dating show

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    In their own minds, liberals are open-minded and promote diversity - unless they're talking about a white, southern, conservative believer. In that case, it's open season for intolerance.

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  • Illustration: Socialist Obama by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times

    ROOT: Obama might be a socialist

    I ought to know. I was Mr. Obama's college classmate at Columbia University Class of '83. Our college was dominated by socialists and Marxists who hated capitalism and America. Let's look at the facts up close and personal - Jeff Foxworthy style. Mr. Foxworthy leaves no doubt as to "who might be a redneck." Let me leave no doubt that "Obama might be a socialist."

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