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Musician Moby Attacks ‘Racist, Xenophobic, Ignorant, Armed’ Republicans
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"Electronic music pioneer Moby (real name Richard Melville Hall) went on quite the Twitter tirade on Saturday, railing against 'racist, xenophobic, ignorant' Republicans who 'support war' and 'hate immigrants.'" ...
"Next, Moby tweeted an Instagram picture of a bumper-sticker laden car in Georgia, captioning it: 'The worst part of America: racist, xenophobic, ignorant, republican, and armed.'" ... |
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jac
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For someone that thinks he is so damn informed, his opinions are stupid. He fits the low information voter profile to a tee.
And if he thinks the Huffington Post is news, he is demonstrating his stupidity. |
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