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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.
Yeah, but Lincoln is dead.
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.