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*Moss acknowledged that one of the top three Washington, D.C., Communists had visited her home and that she had lived, briefly, with an active party member who hosted Communist meetings at her house.<ref>Allan H. Ryskind, “[http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=9669 George Clooney's Clueless Movie],” October 14, 2005</ref>
*Moss acknowledged that one of the top three Washington, D.C., Communists had visited her home and that she had lived, briefly, with an active party member who hosted Communist meetings at her house.<ref>Allan H. Ryskind, “[http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=9669 George Clooney's Clueless Movie],” October 14, 2005</ref>
*Copies of the Communist Party organ ''[[Daily Worker]]'' were delivered to Moss's home, addressed to her, but she denied that they were for her, and claimed that “there are three Annie Lee Mosses” in Washington, DC.<ref name=Oshinsky/><ref>The [[1930]] [[US Census]] for [[Washington, DC]], lists an "Annie K. Moss" born in [[1891]], wife of Otto Moss. There is also an "[[:Image:1930 census Moss 01.jpg|Anne Moss (1910-?) of Connecticut Avenue]]" born in [[1910]], wife of Benjamin Moss.</ref> At her testimony, Moss stated "We didn't get this Communist paper until after we had moved to Southwest, at 72 R Street."<ref name=Oshinsky/> "[T]he address she gave in getting Government employment was the same as that of an Annie Lee Moss known to FBI Undercover Woman Mary Markward as a Communist."<ref>{{cite news
*Copies of the Communist Party organ ''[[Daily Worker]]'' were delivered to Moss's home, addressed to her, but she denied that they were for her, and claimed that “there are three Annie Lee Mosses” in Washington, DC.<ref name=Oshinsky/><ref>The [[1930]] [[US Census]] for [[Washington, DC]], lists an "Annie K. Moss" born in [[1891]], wife of Otto Moss. There is also an "[[:Image:1930 census Moss 01.jpg|Anne Moss (1910-?) of Connecticut Avenue]]" born in 1910, wife of Benjamin Moss.</ref> At her testimony, Moss stated "We didn't get this Communist paper until after we had moved to Southwest, at 72 R Street."<ref name=Oshinsky/> "[T]he address she gave in getting Government employment was the same as that of an Annie Lee Moss known to FBI Undercover Woman Mary Markward as a Communist."<ref>{{cite news
| title =Committee v. Chairman
| title =Committee v. Chairman
| publisher=[[Time magazine]]
| publisher=[[Time magazine]]
*[http://www.opinionjournal.com/medialog/?id=110003713 Dorothy Rabinowitz, "A Conspiracy So Vast: Meet Ann Coulter, the Maureen Dowd of the conservatives," OpinionJournal (excerpts from the Wall Street Journal editorial page), July 7, 2003]
*[http://www.opinionjournal.com/medialog/?id=110003713 Dorothy Rabinowitz, "A Conspiracy So Vast: Meet Ann Coulter, the Maureen Dowd of the conservatives," OpinionJournal (excerpts from the Wall Street Journal editorial page), July 7, 2003]
*[http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=1685 Allan H. Ryskind, "Coulter and Her Critics," ''Human Events'', September 2, 2003]
*[http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=1685 Allan H. Ryskind, "Coulter and Her Critics," ''Human Events'', September 2, 2003]
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[[Category:Communist Party USA members]]
[[Category:Communist Party USA members]]