Can Burning Man Survive Grover Norquist?

Nick Gillespie and Meredith Bragg | 7.30.2014 4:51 PM

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Almanian! 12 years ago

What do Millenials?? think?

THAT'S the important questions, innit?
GILMORE 12 years ago

Pictures of Grover Norquist dancing naked to a tribal-house-trance megamix during a sandstorm Or It Didn't Happen
Eitan 12 years ago

Yeah, it was pretty annoying seeing my progressive Facebook friends posting about how Norquist going marks Burning Man jumping the shark. They just have no capacity to see anyone with different political ideologies to them as anything but a caricature.

http://www.theonion.com/articl.....d-o,27020/

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