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Add this to the long list of other impeachable offenses--lying the country into war, torturing prisoners, exporting detainees for torture, paying columnists to propagandize the American public--that George W.
Carlos was then given a regular slot in one of Venezuela's Chavez-connected newspapers to propagandize as a columnist from his prison cell.
With too few others involved in the effort, perhaps out of a fear of being labeled religion bashers, the religious right received a kind of carte blanche to propagandize and spread the misinformation and disinformation that has now become lodged in the minds of large portions of the electorate.
 
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