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| − | '''Rick Scarborough''' is a [[conservative]] Southern [[Baptist]] [[pastor]] who leads [[Vision America]], a non-partisan group devoted to promoting moral values in politics.<ref>http://www.visionamerica.us/site/PageServer</ref> He is based in [[Texas]] and is considered to be instrumental in energizing values voters nationwide. In another of many [[Examples of Bias in Wikipedia]] | + | '''Rick Scarborough''' is a [[conservative]] Southern [[Baptist]] [[pastor]] who leads [[Vision America]], a non-partisan group devoted to promoting moral values in politics.<ref>http://www.visionamerica.us/site/PageServer</ref> He is based in [[Texas]] and is considered to be instrumental in energizing values voters nationwide. |
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| + | In another of many [[Examples of Bias in Wikipedia|false claims made about conservatives on]] [[Wikipedia]], the website alleged that Rick Scarborough claimed [[HPV]] was a punishment for sin from [[God]], something he had never in fact said. Wikipedia left this claim up for all to see for most of 2007. | ||
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Revision as of 01:52, January 12, 2010
Rick Scarborough is a conservative Southern Baptist pastor who leads Vision America, a non-partisan group devoted to promoting moral values in politics.[1] He is based in Texas and is considered to be instrumental in energizing values voters nationwide.
Wikipedia controversy
In another of many false claims made about conservatives on Wikipedia, the website alleged that Rick Scarborough claimed HPV was a punishment for sin from God, something he had never in fact said. Wikipedia left this claim up for all to see for most of 2007.