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Obama hawks anniversary for sweet email addresses after Turkey launches retaliatory strike against Syria

Unreal. As Twitchy reported earlier, President Obama was using his wedding anniversary to harvest campaign email addresses earlier today. In yet another disgraceful move, his official Twitter account just did it again.

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After an urgent meeting has been called by NATO. You see, Turkey and Syria are on the brink of war. Turkey launched a retaliatory strike earlier this afternoon. But, hey, sweet, sweet campaign harvesting. It’s all about the cash, baby!

Another 3:00 a.m call came in. And Obama’s phone was set to a campaign recording.

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