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  • Madonna Says Speech At Women's Rally 'Taken Wildly Out Of Context'

    01/23/2017 7:52:18 AM PST · by Enlightened1 · 78 replies
    Fox News ^ | 01/23/17
    <p>Madonna defended her fiery speech about President Donald Trump on Sunday, saying her words were “taken wildly out of context.”</p> <p>The singer directed her anger at Trump during a speech at the Women’s March in Washington on Sunday. She told the crowd that she had at times been angry after the election and had thought "an awful lot about blowing up the White House."</p>
  • CNN Wildly Mis-Quotes Sen. Kyl While Interviewing Planned Parenthood President

    04/10/2011 7:30:05 PM PDT · by Nachum · 13 replies
    Breitbart ^ | 4/10/11 | CNN
    Sen. Kyl actually said 90% of what Planned Parenthood does is abortions.
  • Chinese Reports Of Fusion Wildly Exaggerated

    10/05/2006 11:29:46 AM PDT · by blam · 17 replies · 755+ views
    New Scientist ^ | 10-5-2006
    Chinese reports of fusion wildly exaggerated 05 October 2006 From New Scientist Print Edition. It sounded too good to be true - and it was. When the Chinese news agency Xinhua announced on 29 September that researchers had initiated thermonuclear fusion in a brand-new reactor, news organisations worldwide ran with the story. "During the experiment, deuterium and tritium atoms were forced together at a temperature of 100 million Celsius," Xinhua reported. “Fusion always causes a lot of media hype because people really want it to happen”There was just one problem: nothing of the kind took place. "The reports were totally...
  • Trillions of dollars in debt and still spending wildly

    02/03/2006 8:05:10 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 41 replies · 847+ views
    San Diego Union - Tribune ^ | 2/3/06 | Lionel Van Deerlin
    A longtime friend who served with me from across the aisle in Congress, the late Bob Wilson, enjoyed self-deprecating stories. Addressing a party rally in his first campaign more than 50 years ago – in conservative Coronado, yet – Bob inveighed against government spending. Someone in the audience asked him about a law to limit the amount of debt our federal government should be allowed to run up on taxpayers. “That sounds like a fine idea,” the eager young candidate responded. “I'd surely vote for it.” The questioner seemed less pleased than Wilson expected. “That's already the law,” the fellow...