The Tea Party Enthusiasm for a Government Shutdown
It is in favor of less government, after all
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On last night's Daily Show, John Oliver nearly fell into temptation. You see, Palin returned to Fox, and he almost didn't know where to start, but then he realized something: "We can respond to her obvious trolling with a series of insulting jokes," he said, "or we can just f--king ignore her."
It is in favor of less government, after all
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Trump says he's a "smart guy" who would waste $600 million on a presidential campaign
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Griffin responds by inviting "reality-star Sarah Palin" to her Broadway show
And her parents are worried, keeping photos of those who have threatened her
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The network cites their presidential ambitions
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