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| − | '''Catherine Crabill''' is a member of the [[Republican Party]] and has run for state delegate and U.S. Congress in | + | '''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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Revision as of 00:51, July 16, 2010
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.[1]
References
- ↑ Webster's Primary Dictionary circa 1892 Definition of Treason, catherinecrabill.com, (Accessed July 15, 2010).
External link
- Catherine Crabill - Catherine's Blog