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Palin gives a lackluster speech in Wisconsin, frequently uses ‘bogus’ or ‘awesome’ to discuss weighty topics.
Nov 8, 2009

During the summer’s debate over health care reform, right-wing activists and lawmakers latched onto former Alaska governor Sarah Palin’s false claim that President Obama and congressional Democrats were proposing government “death panels” that would &ldquoull the plug on grandma.” While Republican leaders largely abandoned this myth, Palin revived it on Friday during a speech [...]

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