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Fred Phelps Grandkid Digs Up Old Advocate

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Fred Phelps's granddaughter Megan is on Twitter, and, presumably, is digging through the Phelps family archives. This afternoon, she tweeted a photo of the November 1993 issue of The Advocate, with Phelps and one of his many signs of the cover.

Megan Phelps tweeted, "Look what Madre found: a copy of @TheAdvocateMag from Nov 1993 w/Gramps on the cover! Vintage sign construction."

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