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Aug 8, 2011 44 min

August 08 2011

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

Governor Goodhair On His Knees: Week Of 8-8-2011

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Governor Goodhair On His Knees: Week Of 8-8-2011David and I beat the drum, warning us all that the Barbarians are not at the gates, they're already inside the House. And...RICK PERRY REVEALS THE STATUE OF LIBERTY IS THE WHORE OF BABYLONROMNEY AND PAWLENTY GO HAT IN HAND TO THE HOMOPHOBESMILLIONAIRES ARE TOO BUSY TO PAY TAXESOBAMA SERVES WEAK TEA TO THE UNEMPLOYEDED RYBA AND HIS ALL DROID ORCHESTRA GO DOWN WITH CALIFORNIATU FU TAKES A DAY OFF FROM THE WAR TO HANG WITH A FRIEND

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