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<title>Republican National Committee in disarray - go to website</title>
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<description>Reading the latest outrage that Obama is releasing a terrorist that had actively planned an attack against the US, I wanted to see some organized response. I went to the RNC website. While Obama is effectively dismantling everything of value in the US, who is fiddling? None other than the RNC website. Clicking on some obvious links on the home page to get to some &#x26;#x22;non bot&#x26;#x22; looking content reveals the problem. The website is undergoing an update as an obvious link titled &#x26;#x22;The State of the Website&#x26;#x22;. OK, we can handle there is a transition, but the date of...</description>
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