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This is Rep. Stella Tremblay. She is a Republican elected to New Hampshire's House of Representatives and she believes the government planned the bombing at the Boston Marathon last week that killed three people and injured more than 150 others.

Tremblay posted on Glenn Beck's Facebook wall last week, saying that the search for the suspects was going exactly as he'd suggested it would. She then goes on to suggest that the U.S. government planned to whole thing, but for what reason she does not specify. The message was posted Friday morning, before Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was arrested, for some context.

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Just as you said would happen. Top Down, Bottom UP. The Boston Marathon was a Black Ops "terrorist" attack. One suspect killed, the other one will be too before they even have a chance to speak. Drones and now "terrorist" attacks by our own Government. Sad day, but a "wake up" to all of us. First there was a "suspect" then there wasnt. Infowars broke the story and they knew they had been "found out".

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In her post, Tremblay also posted a link to a video of another radio host, Alex Jones, explaining why he believes the government is behind last week's attack.

Here is where things get, incestuous, one might say. In addition to hosting a radio show, Jones also runs the site Infowars, which reportedly was a favorite of deceased suspect and supposed ringleader Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Tremblay has previously made headlines for claiming that President Woodrow Wilson was sympathetic to Adolf Hitler's cause, as well as forwarding a doctored video that claims to show President Barack Obama admitting he was not born in the United States to other New Hampshire House members.

Speaking with the Foster's Daily Democrat Tuesday, Tremblay confirmed her belief that the Boston Marathon bombing was a government plot, saying: "It was one of my constituents that sent me an email, and it went to a site where a, I think it was a major retired marine was speaking, and then he said, 'Please go to Infowars,' and they had pictures of, what is it, black ops? With black backpacks. They show them at the scene, so they knew something was going on."

"Even for the New Hampshire Republican Party, which has become synonymous with the tea party and radical extremism, Representative Tremblay's claims are a new low," state Democratic Party spokesman Harrell Kirstein said in a statement. "She is an embarrassment to the New Hampshire House of Representatives, to her constituents, and to the entire state of New Hampshire." http://gawker.com/gop-lawmaker-suggests-the-boston-marathon-bombing-wa
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Hey ho, right wingers: Another one of YOUR "representatives" at work...aren't you proud?

I heard it on Glenn Beck so it MUST be true!

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Hannity was appalled to learn that the suspect had been given a Miranda warning and couldn’t believe he wouldn’t be tried as an enemy combatant. Coulter responded like the harridan we all love, asking, “Why not just shoot up the boat? If we’re not going to talk to him and get any information about the cell, about any foreign influence, they should have kept shooting when they caught him in the boat. Just give him an automatic death penalty there.”

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“I’ve never argued against any technology being used when you have an imminent threat, an active crime going on,” Paul said. “If someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and fifty dollars in cash, I don’t care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him. If there’s killer on the loose in a neighborhood, I’m not against drones being used.”

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NC Republican Stomps On 1st Amendment To Have Radio Show Critics Silenced

A North Carolina Republican that recently introduced a bill to ‘support the preservation and defense of the Constitutions of the United States And North Carolina’ pulled out his funding muscles and had a radio show taken off air after they dared to point out his hypocrisy. The Central Carolina Community College,(CCCC),was forced to stop airing,”The Rant,” a weekly political show after State Rep. Mike C. Stone (R), became upset at the host’s audacity to call him out.

It all began when the show, hosted by three Sanford-area journalists, published an online editorial about House Bill 491, House Bill 512 and House Bill 490, bills that would require the Lee County Sheriff to provide resource officers at schools and the school board would pay for it, strip the Lee school board of its appointees to the community college’s board of trustees to the Republican-dominated county commission, and would make school board and Sanford city elections partisan. Gordon Anderson, one of the three radio hosts, wrote a blog, “Good job Mike! (not really),” that questioned Stone’s priorities by introducing the bills.

Stone, angered by the nerve of the radio show to point out his convoluted priorities had his aide shoot off an email to CCCC President T.E. “Bud” Marchant wanting to know if the radio show (he provided a link to the online blog post) was affiliated with the school. A day later, still clearly angered his aide sends ANOTHER email with more questions and this time it included a thinly veiled threat.

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What is their programming schedule and format? Each day, each time slot. What show filled the FCC requirement when they stopped doing The Rant. Or did they stop? Has the show been in production since 2008? What is the radio station’s budget? What is the source of its funding?

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The radio show is funded in part by taxpayer dollars as part of the school’s instructional budget. Stone, of course, knows this and is reminding the president of the lawmaker’s ability to make further funding a little difficult. Most reputable academic leaders would respond to such a request with a terse reference to the tradition of free speech at academic institutions. Instead, two days later, the CCCC issued an announcement that Marchant had suspended the program.

Stone lists his education as “Attended, Accounting, Central Carolina Business” and lists his experience as “Business Owner, O'Connell's Grocery Store.” He appears to have picked up a taste for power judging from his successful effort to shutdown this program. http://jonathanturley.org/2013/04/23/stopping-the-rant-north-carolina-
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Kansas Republican Governor Sam Brownback signed sweeping religiously motivated anti-abortion legislation into law on Friday. The provisions of the bill known as HB 2253 include barring women from deducting abortion services on their tax forms, banning abortion providers from receiving tax breaks, prohibiting employees of abortion providers from participating in sex education courses in school, forcing doctors to tell women that abortion causes breast cancer even though science says otherwise, and declaring that life begins at conception, a declaration that could be used to ban abortion entirely in the future. The bill does not include exceptions for victims of rape or incest.

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“An Associated Press photo taken before the signing shows a page of notes about the bill on Brownback’s desk that included a handwritten message at the top: “JESUS + Mary.” Further down the page were typewritten notes spelling out Brownback’s belief that the bill would create “a culture of life.””

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Brownback’s own notes at the signing ceremony make it clear that these anti-abortion measures are being forced down women’s throats because an extreme group of Christian fundamentalists demand it. Women’s rights are being wiped out a piece at a time by conservative politicians to appease their Christian Right-wing masters.

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But abortion opponents call the fertilization language a statement of principle and not an outright ban on terminating pregnancies. The new law specifically notes that any rights suggested by the language are limited by decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court protecting access to abortion. http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2013/apr/20/its-official-brownback-signs-
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Tea party Republicans in New Hampshire want to press criminal charges against state legislators…and kick them out of office. Two Republican members of the state House of Representatives and a former state GOP chairman have filed a petition to remove 189 members of the state House and file criminal charges against them for their March 27 vote to repeal the controversial gun law. The group claims that the vote violates the lawmakers’ oath of office, unconstitutionally challenges the Second Amendment and fails to adhere to state constitutional protections on life.

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