By Matthew Vadum —— Bio and Archives--August 2, 2016
Capital Research Center
Oh, the sanctimony.
Khizr Khan Esq. was doing fine at the Democrats' convention last week until he decided to needlessly blacken Republican nominee Donald Trump's name. (A transcript of the speech is available here.)
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