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'''Catherine Crabill''' is a member of the [[Republican Party]] and has run for state delegate and U.S. Congress in the [[Virginia]], and she is involved in the [[grassroots]] [[Tea Party movement]]. In defense of the [[United States]] [[Founding Fathers]], Catherine Crabill uses the 1892 definition of "[[treason]]" to describe officeholders who violate the [[U.S. Constitution]].<ref>[http://www.catherinecrabill.com/catherine_crabill_for_del/2010/06/websters-primary-dictionary-circa-1892-definition-of-treason.html Webster's Primary Dictionary circa 1892 Definition of Treason], catherinecrabill.com, (Accessed July 15, 2010).</ref>

'''Catherine Crabill''' is a member of the [[Republican Party]] and has run for state delegate and [[U.S. Congress]] in [[Virginia]], and she is involved in the [[grassroots]] [[Tea Party movement]]. In defense of the [[United States]] [[Founding Fathers]], Catherine Crabill has used the 1892 definition of "[[treason]]" to describe officeholders who violate the [[U.S. Constitution]].<ref>[http://www.catherinecrabill.com/catherine_crabill_for_del/2010/06/websters-primary-dictionary-circa-1892-definition-of-treason.html Webster's Primary Dictionary circa 1892 Definition of Treason], catherinecrabill.com, (Accessed July 15, 2010).</ref>

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