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==Examples of Liberal Gossip== | ==Examples of Liberal Gossip== | ||
| − | *Wikipedia, which obsesses with guilt by association, to the point of being called the "National Enquirer of the internet". | + | *[[Wikipedia]], which obsesses with guilt by association, to the point of being called the "National Enquirer of the internet".<ref>http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1924058/posts</ref> |
*Liberals reaction to Alaskan governor [[Sarah Palin]]'s selection as [[John McCain]]'s running mate, obsessing over trivial details of her family rather than her strong conservative policy message. | *Liberals reaction to Alaskan governor [[Sarah Palin]]'s selection as [[John McCain]]'s running mate, obsessing over trivial details of her family rather than her strong conservative policy message. | ||
*Spreading false and destructive rumours about prominent [[conservative]] figures, such as [[Rush Limbaugh]], [[John Schlafly]] and [[Sean Hannity]]. | *Spreading false and destructive rumours about prominent [[conservative]] figures, such as [[Rush Limbaugh]], [[John Schlafly]] and [[Sean Hannity]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, July 4, 2009
Liberal gossip is the trait whereby liberals care more about gossipy facts than about genuine issues.
Examples of Liberal Gossip
- Wikipedia, which obsesses with guilt by association, to the point of being called the "National Enquirer of the internet".[1]
- Liberals reaction to Alaskan governor Sarah Palin's selection as John McCain's running mate, obsessing over trivial details of her family rather than her strong conservative policy message.
- Spreading false and destructive rumours about prominent conservative figures, such as Rush Limbaugh, John Schlafly and Sean Hannity.
