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Great American Hypocrites: Toppling the Big Myths of Republican Politics

by Glenn Greenwald

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A former constitutional law attorney looks beyond the right wing's pre-election propaganda to expose the fraud behind the image created by the Republican Party for their presidential candidates and to reveal the truth behind the myths and hoaxes they perpetrate.
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Mr Greenwald punctures some of the myths surrounding some of the rights 20th century "heroes."
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For the past three decades, American politics has been driven by a bizarre anomaly. Polls continuously show that on almost every issue, Americans vastly prefer the policies of the Democratic Party to those of the Republican Party. Yet during that time, Republicans have won the majority of elections. -Preface
The Great American Hypocrites of the right wing have a long and storied history. -Chapter One: The John Wayne Syndrome
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A former constitutional law attorney looks beyond the right wing's pre-election propaganda to expose the fraud behind the image created by the Republican Party for their presidential candidates and to reveal the truth behind the myths and hoaxes they perpetrate.

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