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April 02, 2013

Poll: Americans' top conspiracy theories, revealed Wall Street Journal
President Obama should talk about climate change. A lot. Washington Post
Why South Carolina special election is no big deal Christian Science Monitor
Poll: Markey expands lead in Massachusetts Senate primary The Hill
Partisan conspiracy theories New York Daily News
The 12 craziest conspiracy theories that American voters believe Buzzfeed
3 in 10 Americans believe 'secretive power elite' conspiring to rule the world Daily Mail (UK)
12 million Americans believe lizard people run our country The Atlantic
Mark Sanford is on the verge of completing the next step in his comeback The Week
GOP lawmakers' efforts to curtail early voting draws opposition News & Observer
A ridiculous number of Americans believe in crazy conspiracy theories Business Insider
Aliens, lizard people and the New World Order International Business Times
Top conspiracy theories, and the people who believe them Latinos Post
Five conspiracies theories and the Americans who believe them Slate
Poll: Wake County voters want lawmakers to honor Perdue’s Dix lease Triangle Business Journal
Poll taps into America’s paranoia WFOR 4

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