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Conservative radio host and Nigerian socio-political policy expert Rush Limbaugh has a new theory on why Hillary Clinton's pre-Benghazi State Department waited so long to designate Boko Haram as a terrorist organization: they look like American blacks. According to Limbaugh, the left's inability to judge people beyond the color of their skin and not, as some have argued, the specific circumstances surrounding the situation in Nigeria, are the reason why the United States didn't make the distinction sooner.
Conservative radio host and Nigerian socio-political policy expert Rush Limbaugh has a new theory on why Hillary Clinton's pre-Benghazi State Department waited so long to designate Boko Haram as a terrorist organization: they look like American blacks. According to Limbaugh, the left's inability to judge people beyond the color of their skin and not, as some have argued, the specific circumstances surrounding the situation in Nigeria, are the reason why the United States didn't make the distinction sooner.
Except they did put them on the official terrorism list. As usual the right wing is completely wrong about everything. You guys are just so gullible you believe any load of horse droppings and you're too lazy to bother to fact check the feces you wingnut leaders spoon feed you.
It seems to be one of the right wing nutjobs favorite past times. Along with just being factually wrong about everything.
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