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Republican Senator, Sylvia Allen, of Arizona believes (there's that word again) that the earth is 6,000 years old. She felt that she needed to state that as fact during a diatribe of hers on uranium mining. This little "shout out" of hers to creationists everywhere (or at least to those listening to her) earned her Keith Olbermann's title of "Worst Person in the World" last night.
Following are two videos. The first is of her saying the earth is 6,000 years old. The second is Keith Olbermann's take on it (she was number 1, so you'll have to listen to number 3 and 2 first).
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