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false rumor

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Machar also said the false rumors were the work of the enemies of peace in the country, vowing that the sources of such rumors must be investigated.
It was inevitable The honeymoon that President Barack Obama, and all other presidents, experienced has officially given way to criticism of his policies on the economy and health care to false rumors that he may not be a natural-born U It was inevitable.
“As a former target of a false rumor started by the Sanford Camp I can tell you with absolute certainty this attack was orchestrated on behalf of Mark Sanford, either directly or indirectly, and finally subsidized by him or one of his many 'front-groups',” Knotts said Wednesday in a letter distributed to South Carolina lawmakers.
 
 
 
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