Terrorist Racheal: America's Crisis Continues!


	Terrorist Racheal: America's Crisis Continues!

Wisco

5-25-2008 10:59 AM

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Wisco says:

First, the news came out that Food Network's Racheal Ray was a terrorist, wearing a keffiyeh around her neck to show her solidarity with Palestinian terr'ists -- in a Dunkin' Donuts ad.

Yikes!

Then Michelle Malkin announced she was considering a donut boycott.

Now, Dunkin' Donuts is covering up for Racheal's sympathy for evildoers. But sharp wingnut Jon at Exurban League isn't buying it:

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5-28-2008 8:05 PM

jerseyjo

This lady Michelle Malkin is a nut case. Dosen't she have anything better then to say Racheal Ray is a terroist. Open your eyes lady is just a black and white scarf.. You owe RR a big apology and also one to D&D that you were wrong.. And D&D needs to say I's sorry to Racheal Ray JoAnne

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