Cenk Uygur
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The 'Australian Sarah Palin' Embarrasses Herself (Video)
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August 10, 2013
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4:07Now Playing"If you need to know the differences between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, you probably shouldn't ask Australian nationalist politician Stephanie Banister.
The 27-year-old One Nation party candidate for parliament proved herself ignorant on key facts while discussing her policy beliefs with a 7News reporter Wednesday evening. At one point, she declared "Islam" to be a country; at another, she suggested the Jewish religion follows Christ; and another, she asserted a federal disability program was working quite well despite not going into effect for three more years."*
Is Stephanie Banister the Australian Sarah Palin...or is she even more of a joke? The Australian nationalist politician is now trying to ban halal foods, based on hilariously bad religious misinformation. Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz, John Iadaorla, and Wes Clark Jr. discuss.
*Watch the video from Yahoo Australia/ News 7
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