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Why Republicans Are Acting so Crazy
By Sam Smith
Not every change in national policy and events is announced with a new conference or presidential speech.
A case in point is the rapid rise of apparent mental instability in the Republican Party. You used to just disagree with Republicans; now you have to worry whether your children will be safe in their proximity.
Historians may peg 2008 – with Sarah Palin chosen to run for vice president – as the beginning of the GOP breakdown. But in the past year things have moved from individually ridiculous to generally irrational.
The explanations vary. David Sirota, for example, calls it sadism, but where did it come from and why so suddenly?
The best rule of thumb is to follow the money.
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