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NBA Great Charles Barkley Calls Conservatives ‘Fake Christians’

Posted by "Pat Buchanan, Jr." on February 16, 2008 at 04:26 PM

“Every time I hear the word ‘conservative’ it makes me sick to my stomach.” – Charles Barkley

If you liked this guy before, here’s a great reason to re-think that position if you are a Conservative or a Christian or both. And he uttered these words on non other than CNN.

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