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It would be like Hitler playing golf with Benjamin Netanyahu.
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on Barack Obama and John Boehner playing golf
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Hank Williams, Jr., Fox & Friends, 2011-10-03 quoted in de Moraes, Lisa (3 October 2011), "ESPN permanently drops Hank Williams Jr. after singer compares Obama to Hitler", The TV Column (Washington Post) 

 

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