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Family Feud's excuse for tweet trashing Tea Party? Show us, 'Hacked!'

As Twitchy reported yesterday, followers of “Family Feud” suddenly found themselves in the middle of a political feud, when a tweet from the game show’s official Twitter account urged Speaker John Boehner to end the Tea Party shutdown and “stop letting extremists sabotage our economy.”

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Those are pretty strong words from a game show, but they’re not exactly original. That exact sentiment has been making the rounds for a couple of days, and it seems that “eggs” — Twitter accounts with very few tweets, and usually no followers  — are the most “upset” over the Tea Party’s extremism.

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We’ve seen that phenomenon before, when an army of eggs was demanding a vote on expanded background checks for guns.

But a game show? After yesterday’s backlash and some internal investigation, it seems that the folks at “Family Feud” have been … hacked! The original tweet has since been deleted, but hacking is a serious charge, and now we’re curious: was the show really hacked-hacked, or was it Anthony Weiner hacked?

https://twitter.com/Come2MyRescue/status/386909135482003456

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https://twitter.com/LilMissRightie/status/386923753260597248

https://twitter.com/CuffyMeh/status/386924103271055360

https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/386928145569288192

But … they just admitted they were hacked!

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