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John Birch Society Sponsoring CPAC
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The John Birch Society is one of America’s original right-wing conspiracy groups. They first began exercising power during the 1964 Goldwater campaign, as their campaigns vs Supreme Court justices and against the perils of fluoridated water (as seen in Dr. Strangelove) captured the imagination of the far right. As we’ve seen, under President Obama, conservative conspiracy theories are all the rage. From fictional death panels to communist infiltration and of course birtherism, it is time again for the conspiracy right to exert their control.
The John Birch Society announces it is cosponsoring the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2010, to be held in Washington DC, Feb. 18-20.
JBS will have a double booth with half dedicated to offering educational and promotional materials and the other half housing a TV studio that will stream live video from the booth and broadcast onto JBS LibertyNewsNetwork.tv, a website that will feature archived JBS video and live video streams.
(via Matt Lewis)
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