President Obama’s Illegal Fishing Scheme « Blog Entry

President Obama’s Illegal Fishing Scheme

August 10, 2009 / 3:52 pm • By Dr. Melissa Clouthier

As a side note, Linda Douglass is one of many of the press’ true believers who joined the Obama White House. She wasn’t biased when she was a reporter. Nosirree!

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