Daily Topics - Monday April 28th, 2014

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Hour One: We are not living in a post racial world - Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show

Hour Two: What does the CIA have to do with the birthers? Dr. Jerome Corsi, World Net Daily

Hour Three: How George W. Bush screwed this generation of college students...

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TimFromLA 12 years 13 weeks ago
#1

Thom, one question you asked was, what law did the Republicans done since the 60s that promoted civil rights? Well actually, the bill was drafted by Democrats, but Reagan signed to law the Civil Right Acts of 1988: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Liberties_Act_of_1988. ONE BILL!

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