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March 20, 2008

November Stereotype of the Month loser

The loser:  Corrupt Minn. politicians granted tax-free monopoly to tribes

Dishonorable mention:  N. Carolina Cherokee man dressed as Plains chief for tourists
Posted by Rob at 1:13 AM
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