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The [[Toronto Star]] mistakenly claims that [[Ayn Rand]] was [[conservative]] and that [[Tom Flanagan]] is a social [[conservative]].
 
The [[Toronto Star]] mistakenly claims that [[Ayn Rand]] was [[conservative]] and that [[Tom Flanagan]] is a social [[conservative]].
  

Revision as of 04:45, March 12, 2007


The Toronto Star mistakenly claims that Ayn Rand was conservative and that Tom Flanagan is a social conservative.

Astute political readers will immediately recognize those errors:

The newspaper article is wrong in basing its criticism of Conservapedia on its premise that Ayn Rand was conservative and that Tom Flanagan is a social conservative. The article misleads readers into thinking that social conservatives are somehow critical of Conservapedia.

Feel free to email a letter to the editor of the Toronto Star.