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Barack Obama’s questionable and disturbing relationship with unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers is highlighted in the video, “Ayers,” above released by the John McCain campaign yesterday.
Immediately below is the script for the 90-second spot, while sources substantiating claims made in the video — with links when available — appears further down in this post:
ANNCR: Barack [...]
Obama-Ayers Relationship Focus of New Video
October 9th, 2008 · 6 Comments
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Weather Underground Victim Doesn’t Buy ‘Change’
October 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Though never a supporter of Barack Obama, John M. Murtaugh says he admired the Democrat for a time for his ability to engage our imaginations, and especially for his ability to inspire the young once again to embrace the political system. That admiration seems to have dissolved during the last few months and cast a [...]
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Plant Rights Movement En Route to America
May 6th, 2008 · 3 Comments
During the mid-’70s, I witnessed the animal rights movement as it emerged on the scene once dominated by common sense. Now, thanks to Wesley J. Smith and his fabulous piece in The Weekly Standard, I became aware of a new movement for something called “plant rights.”
Destined to become the focus of those writing the [...]
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