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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

HYPOCRISY - 101

On what was supposed to be the celebration of success for hundreds of college graduates, tenured Socialist Sandra Soto calls for "debate" and proceeds to harangue those who do not want to hear what they know to be untrue and unjust. She gets every aspect of SB1070 wrong, which we must assume is intentional (i.e. a lie), as no "teacher" would 'profess' without studying the material, right?:



Notice that, as the offensive, inappropriate, untrue and divisive rant goes on, the Dean of the college calls for "civil discourse" from those being lashed with hate speech!
...that's why he's get'n the big bucks!
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