Write In Bill Cosby For President-Fiction!
This is a forwarded email, allegedly from Bill Cosby, that includes a political platform by the entertainer and says that he is running as a write in candidate for office of President.
This is a forwarded email, allegedly from Bill Cosby, that includes a political platform by the entertainer and says that he is running as a write in candidate for office of President.
There are allegations flying on the World Wide Web that the California GOP has created a fake health care website to discourage constituents from obtaining insurance.
The eRumor appears to be an article that quotes the Australian Finance Minister as saying that immigrants who want to live in Australia need to live by Australian law, not the Sharia law of Islam. He is quoted as saying that Muslims to want to live by Sharia law are not welcome in Australia.
A forwarded email with a YouTube video link of Bob Basso portraying Thomas Paine. The email says that the President was disturbed by the remarks of the actor and personally called him to see the President at the White House.
An eRumor quoting a New York Times article from 2003 that claims the Bush administration had recommended the most significant regulatory overhaul in the housing industry in a decade, A new agency would be created under the Department of the Treasury to assume supervision of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The concept was met with opposition by the Congressional Democrats because at the time the lending agencies were not facing any kind of financial crisis.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (BNSF), owned by President Obama-backer Warren Buffet, would lose billions of dollars in oil freight if the Keystone XL Pipeline were approved.
This is a forwarded email with photos of President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, meeting troops at Dallas Ft. Worth Airport in Texas. It said that they made a surprise visit welcome home to our heroes returning home from deployment.
A forwarded article by the entertainer Pat Boone criticizing some of the statements made by President Barack H. Obama.
This is an alleged Twitter tweet by Congressional Representative Michelle Bachman that said, “If English was good enough for Jesus to use to write the Bible, then it should be good enough for Coca-Cola”. It was a comment on the 2014 Super Bowl ad by Coca Cola that had a multilingual rendition of “America the Beautiful.”
This is a forwarded email with a letter from Arizona State Senator Sylvia explaining why she voted for the tough new Arizona Immigration Bill.