The Young Turks, March 18, 2013

The Young Turks: March 18, 2013

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White supremacists interupt a CPAC meeting on minorities.  Rand Paul won straw poll at CPAC.  Krauthammer and Bill Kristol railed on Paul’s beliefs. The Republicans have finally decided to address their bigotry, but they only think they need to find a way to hide it rather than change it.  The GOProud Exec Dir has finally pointed out that the Party’s hatred toward gays is unacceptable.  Hillary Clinton came out officially in favor of gay marriage.  Speculation over her motivations behind this move.  In the wake of Rob Portman’s revelation about gay marriage, Rep Boehner couldn’t come out in favor even if his family member came out of the closet.  Details of the RNC 2012 Autopsy Report. Video of Steve Scalise claiming that global warming is a hoax because President Obama wore a trench coat at the Inauguration.  A Colorado County Sheriff has declared that they won’t enforce gun control laws if they are passed.

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President Obama’s promises to drive a green agenda during his 2nd term. The History Channel’s miniseries called “The Bible” has a Satan character that has some thinking he looks like President Obama.  ALEC is pushing to criminalize the filming of animal abuse on factory farms as well as faking your intention in getting a job there.  After Bloomberg’s soda campaign was struck down, his new initiative is to hide cigarettes from kids seeing them, so they won’t pick up the habit. A Greek soccer player has been banned for life from tournaments after he gave the Nazi salute after scoring a goal.  Opposition to wind turbines in Australia and the “nocebo effect” they have no people’s health.  Scientists have created an embryo from an extinct species, like in Jurassic Park.  Penis theft is on the rise in parts of Africa.

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Pop Trigger, March 18, 2013

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