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Human Events, a conservative magazine once described as Ronald Reagan鈥檚 favorite reading, published an article today entitled 鈥淭he Truth about the Oath Keepers.鈥� It detailed the group, which is mainly made up of law enforcement officials and military veterans who promise to re-swear their oath to defend the Constitution, and also the criticisms made of it by the 澳彩开奖.

The article, by student and regular Human Events contributor Kathryn M. DeLong, certainly comes down on the side of the , but it does quote me at some length and reasonably accurately. What鈥檚 remarkable is what it doesn鈥檛 say.

DeLong, who heads her College Republican Club at the State University of New York at Buffalo, spoke to me on Aug. 5, when I returned her call. At first, she asked questions any reporter might. But when I explained that the group鈥檚 鈥�10 Orders We Will Not Obey鈥� really relate to its beliefs in classic 鈥淧atriot鈥� conspiracy theories 鈥� the idea that the government plans to impose martial law with the aid of foreign troops and imprison all those who resist, among others 鈥� she scoffed. We went back and forth until I finally told her that was our opinion, period. She insisted several times that she was just an objective reporter playing 鈥渄evil鈥檚 advocate鈥� with me.

Well, sort of.

A few minutes after we spoke, at 2:55 p.m. Aug. 5, DeLong tweeted her Twitter followers this message: 鈥淲ow. F--- the 澳彩开奖.鈥� That was followed by at least three replies to followers who apparently asked her for details. One of them said 鈥測ou鈥檒l have to read my article to find out.鈥�

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