Medina a 9-11 truther?

Ed Morrissey:

Six days ago, the big news out of Texas was that Tea Party activist and gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina came within the margin of error with Kay Bailey Hutchison, who barely clung to second place against incumbent Rick Perry. Today, Glenn Beck suffers heartbreak when Medina more or less cops to being a 9/11 Truther as well as a “constitutional conservative” candidate. “I think some very good questions raised have been raised in that regard,” Medina replies when Beck asks whether she believes that the American government was in any way involved in bringing down the World Trade Center towers on 9/11. Medina says she won’t take a position on a question where “good questions have been raised and haven’t been answered,” even though they have been answered for years. Beck and the others in his studio can’t quite believe their ears:



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This is a surprising revelation that the Texas media has not picked up on. To the extent that they do, it will put her on the defensive and I think it will hurt her candidacy. Beck thinks it will help Gov. Perry more, but I think she has been drawing from Sen. Hutchison's voters more. It should stir the race a little in the last three weeks.

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