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Glenn Beck Shuns Gap And Ann Taylor From His Utopian 'Freedom Town'

Jan 30, 2013, 21:54 IST

APGlenn Beck announced plans for a "freedom town" called Independence on his website earlier this year.

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"Media, live events, small business stores, educational projects, charity, entertainment, news, information, and technology R&D – all of these things would have a home in Independence," according to the announcement.

The town was inspired by Disney World, except instead of Mickey Mouse fans, it would be a congregating place for conservatives.

But Beck specifically named two retailers that won't have a presence at Independence.

"There's not going to be Gap here. There's no Ann Taylor. You want an Ann Taylor, go some place else," Beck said.

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Kenzie Bryant at Racked blogged about Jon Stewart's hilarious defense of Ann Taylor.

"'Scuse me, sir. Freedom Town sounds great. I like its adherence to our founding principals of freedom and liberty. But where will I get my casual basics?" Stewart said on his show.

See the rest of his argument:

The Daily Show with Jon StewartMon - Thurs 11p / 10c
America 2: Now With More Freedom - Glenn Beck's Utopia
www.thedailyshow.com
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