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By CHRIS FARAONE | October 29, 2008

Fox News also went to bat for Howell. On October 7, Your World host Neil Cavuto gave her nearly three minutes to prop up Question 1 and trash opponents. Cavuto, who fellated Samuel “Joe the Plumber” Wurzelbacher on his show days later for criticizing Obama’s “Robin Hood” theory, is convinced that Massachusetts is facing what he describes as “a modern-day Tea Party.”

Maybe so, but it appears that the only thing getting thrown overboard this time is Libertarian socialism.

Chris Faraone can be reached at cfaraone@phx.com.

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