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Black Tea Party Activist Shows the Hypocrisy Behind George Soros, NAACP

By Ashton Ellis
Thursday, September 09 2010

In case you missed it, institutional liberalism wants you to think the Tea Party is racist. From the fake spitting incident involving black congressman John Lewis (D-GA) to the NAACP’s recent race-baiting resolution, George Soros and his affiliates are hell bent on destroying the limited government movement. The newest initiative of leftwing billionaire George Soros is TeaPartyTracker.org, a website dedicated to exposing “extremism” within the Tea Party movement. Participants include Soros-funded entities like Think Progress (the advocacy arm…

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