Earlier this year The Onion launched its own parody version of Infowars but it’s still aiming to fully take over the media company, The Onion’s CEO Ben Collins told us at WIRED World Fair in Miami . It might even be a little more straightforward now that Texas is blue.
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Will The Onion Still Fully Take Over Infowars? Well, Texas Is Blue
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Earlier this year The Onion launched its own parody version of Infowars but it’s still aiming to fully take over the media company, The Onion’s CEO Ben Collins told us at WIRED World Fair in Miami . It might even be a little more straightforward now that Texas is blue.
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