Well this is creepy
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PostGameOrangeSlices
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I'm shaking and about to vomit
You'd be amazed what you'll find when you Google the words "Pac-12 Network"
TierbsHsotBoobs
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OZONE
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Washington State history has it's share of extremist behavior.
It is also one of just a few states won by Pat Robertson in the 1988 (R) primaries
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Party_presidential_primaries,_1988
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GrundleStiltzkin
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It was bigger in Bellingham.
The Klan out here was more tied in unions and nativists ( @Swaye true!!??1) movements. That is, no Chinaman going to take job from my Teamsters.
The Klan out here was more tied in unions and nativists ( @Swaye true!!??1) movements. That is, no Chinaman going to take job from my Teamsters.
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At the start of the primary election season in early 1988, televangelist Pat Robertson's campaign was attacked because of a statement he had made about his military service. In his campaign literature, he stated he was a combat Marine who served in the Korean War. Other Marines in his battalion contradicted Robertson's version, claiming he had never spent a day in a combat environment. They asserted that instead of fighting in the war, Robertson's primary responsibility was supplying alcoholic beverages for his officers. (See Education and military service).
At the start of the primary election season in early 1988, televangelist Pat Robertson's campaign was attacked because of a statement he had made about his military service. In his campaign literature, he stated he was a combat Marine who served in the Korean War. Other Marines in his battalion contradicted Robertson's version, claiming he had never spent a day in a combat environment. They asserted that instead of fighting in the war, Robertson's primary responsibility was supplying alcoholic beverages for his officers. (See Education and military service).
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