The Man Who Saved Christmas
How exactly does one pull off a "Taliban-like oppression" of Christmas? Well, according to Bill O'Reilly, his finger ever on the pulse of global injustice, one prevents department store employees nationwide from wishing customers a merry Christmas.How exactly does one pull off a “Taliban-like oppression” of Christmas? Well, according to Bill O’Reilly, his finger ever on the pulse of global injustice, one prevents department store employees nationwide from wishing customers a merry Christmas. Not to worry, America — O’Reilly is vanquishing these foes of jingle bells and mistletoe through the magic of TV punditry.
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