The Pagan Case for George Bush

Matt Welch | 10.12.2004 10:17 AM

Someone has to make it. [Link via Dr. Frank]

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Curtis 22 years ago

Aw, come on now, Matt, admit that it's a pretty good case after all. Quite good, really...
kwais 22 years ago

Pretty good case, and a good defence of it it their version of the hit and run, beneath the opinion piece.
Moloch 22 years ago

Bush engages in the worship of the pagan god Moloch at the Bohemian Grve in California, so this really shouldn't be a hard case to make.

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