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Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro lead celebrities in Constitution oath video

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What happened Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro lead celebrities in Constitution oath video.
The headline split The Washington Times frames it as "Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro lead celebrities in Constitution oath video". BizPac Review frames it as "Loony celebs pledge to defend US Constitution in yet another ‘thinly-veiled’ attack on Tr...".
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Right / center-rightDe Niro, Jamie Lee Curtis, other Trump-deranged celebs pledge to defend the constitution

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Not the BeeNews report · Sep 19, 2:41 PM

De Niro, Jamie Lee Curtis, other Trump-deranged celebs pledge to defend the constitution

What in the 2016 is going on here?

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BizPac ReviewNews report · Sep 19, 4:59 PM

Loony celebs pledge to defend US Constitution in yet another ‘thinly-veiled’ attack on Trump

We regret to inform you that celebrities are once again filming themselves making a political statement. This time, Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro and others are […]

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The Washington TimesNews report · Sep 19, 3:16 PM

Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert De Niro lead celebrities in Constitution oath video

A group of celebrities and legal figures released a video on Friday, Constitution Day, reciting an oath to "support and defend the Constitution," part of a new campaign from the American Co...

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