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Friday, September 3, 2010
Politics C'mon Jan, What About Those Headless Bodies?
Posted by Mari Herreras on Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 9:14 AM
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While it seems Rachel Maddow is getting great pleasure torturing the nation and progressive Arizonanas with more clips of Gov. Jan Brewer's opening debate debacle, watch this one till the end. After the debate, Brewer had to answer to a group of reporters assembled outside. Their question: What about those headless bodies Governor?
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Why is it so hard to believe in headless bodies, with her such a great example of brainless ones?
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Lazareus really hit the nail on the head there! Er, I mean, hit the nail on the...headless body?
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