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House Republicans Investigate Wikipedia Over Alleged Bias
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I remember a time when telling the truth wasn't considered bias by the Republican party. It was the same time when, "conservative speech" didn't mean lies, misinformation, and hate speech.
Must have been a glorious three minutes.
You can? I certainly cannot.
Pre-Reagan
I'd have to say pre-Nixon
Back in they day when being a Republican meant more than obstructionism and authoritarianism.
Yeah, but Lincoln is dead.