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Ugh: Texas Citgo stations fly flags at half-mast to mourn tyrant Hugo Chavez [video, photos]

Well, whether they like it or not, simpering leftist Chavez admirers officially have something in common with a big oil company. Citgo, headquartered in Houston, may be owned by Venezuela’s national oil company, but that is no excuse to use the American and Texas flags to pay tribute to a monster.

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Just disgusting.

https://twitter.com/mattbramanti/status/309370670192680960

https://twitter.com/mattbramanti/status/309169765933518848

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For shame.

https://twitter.com/mattbramanti/status/309178155883704323

Fix this, Citgo. Now.

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