Comments on: AYERS-OBAMA: THE VOTERS DON’T CARE

By: Jenn

Jenn — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:03:41 +0000

I’m an independent voter that both my fiance and I voted for Bush, we’re now supporting Obama since his policies are for more detailed and all around better than McCain’s. In all honesty we could give a crap about Bill Ayer’s! In fact it turns off independent voters, the only people it impresses is the conservative base, but McCain is supposed to be appealing to voters like me and my fiance, we hate negative smear campaigning.

I really am sick of people saying that bringing up Obama’s friendship with a radical self described communist who is glad he set off bombs is a “smear.” A smear is a false charge. There is nothing false about Obama not only associating with this twerp but actually helping him in his efforts to radicalize the chicago school system.

So go on, be ignorant. Be complacent. Close your eyes to Ayers, Wright, Pfleger, Meeks, Khalidi, Rezko and the rest. There is no politician in America with so many radicals as friends. His “detailed” policies - that you are too stupid to recognize as standard political pablum - will be thrown uinder the bus with the rest of the inconvenient truths about this guy and his thuggish, brutish mob will turn this country into something that even an ignoramus like you wouldn’t recognize.

ed.

By: Eileen

Eileen — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 19:28:35 +0000

The only voters not outraged by the Obama/Ayers ties, and Obama having been a member of the Socialist party in the 90’s are his die-hard supporters. Other voters are more outraged by the thought that America will move from a Democracy to Socialism if Obama is voted in. I know my whole family (82 of us here in New York and 47 more around the nation) want these stories looked into at least as much as the stories on Palin were reported by the mainstream media. The adoration crap of Obama was scary enough with little kids singing his praises and teens dressed in military garb chanting about him, add to that the fact that MSM refuses to report any negatives about him, any critics are silenced by playing the race card, and his ties to radical liberals, questions remaining about his past (school records, school loans, the al-Mansour/Alwaleed bin Talal connection, ACORN and voter fraud), this is one scary guy, he hasn’t been honest with us about any of the above, and I can’t pull the lever for him on election day until I get a feel for the guy other than this feeling of ~ “Dear Leader” Heil!!

By: Howard

Howard — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:09:47 +0000

First Obama claims that over a TWENTY YEAR period, he never heard a single anti-American racist sermon from Jeremiah Wright … never noticed the anti-American racist literature in the church’s lobby … never agreed to the ‘Black Values System’ that all the church members swore to … never subscribed to the Marxist ‘Black Separation Theology’ espoused on the church’s website … never knew anti-American racist Louis Farrakhan, who the church awarded a life time achievement award to … and, never knew unrepentant terrorist William Ayers, when Obama launched his campaign from Ayer’s living room, sat on a board together, and whose wives worked at the same law firm http://www.prolifeblogs.com/articles/archives/2008/10/devastating_vid.php
. Obama also worked with Acorn, who has been caught in massive voter fraud, in behalf of Obama. Obama obviously shares an anti-American racist, and criminal philosophy with some very unsavory people, continues to lie about it, and does not have the character, or integrity to be President of the United States of America !!!

By: Chuck Tucson

Chuck Tucson — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:16:25 +0000

heh. at this point, Bill Clinton’s presidency looks like an f’ing utopia. Yeah, I did just said that.

By: Kurt

Kurt — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 16:22:51 +0000

Of course…Bush was the Clinton legacy. If things keep going in this direction I shudder to think what the Obama legacy will bring.

By: Kurt

Kurt — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 16:20:59 +0000

Chuck Tucson Said:
Meh. Going on about the media again. That’s great. Consider though that your party has made voters NOT CARE what we’re going to get, as long as it’s not what we currently have. I place the rise of Obama entirely on the shoulders of the Republican Party. Congratulations, he’s your fault.

Exactly. Obama will be the Bush legacy.

By: grognard

grognard — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 15:22:42 +0000

Every Democrat that ever ran for office has been portrayed by the right as a bomb throwing leftist. I can guarantee you that this charge, even if true, will be ignored as just another right wing kool aid induced rant. Same thing for the guilt by association charges from the Democrats for that matter. Anyone that has had a life can look back and find someone unsavory that they knew, the charge that you are some fellow traveler with anyone you have ever associated with is nonsense for most people.

I voted for Bush and the Republicans thinking I would get a reduction in government and fiscal responsibility. What I got was the K street project and the Rove plan of earmark deficit spending in key districts to win elections. The Republican party is as much a party of the big lies as the Democrats. The Republicans can blame this on the media all they want, but only by loosing this election is there any hope that they will stop the blame game and look in the mirror to find the real reason for this shift.

By: Shelby

Shelby — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 14:10:20 +0000

I feel like the media will insure Obama is elected even if it means looking the other way where these suspicious connections are concerned. Note the recent headlines attacking Palin as racist for daring to point out any connection with Ayers. It’s obvious that attacking Palin is fair game, but they won’t dare turn that same scrutiny on Obama.

A lot of my friends are so used to hearing the same old CNN storyline that it never occurs to them that the things McCain and Palin are saying are TRUE… and so I think the media has done its job. It has made the truth seem like lunacy, and lies look like truth. That’s why I think this election is lost. We might as well just hand in the towel.

I’m preparing myself for an Obama presidency, but its going to be sickening watching the media finally go into these stories with a rabid curiosity in 2009 when it is safe to do so and gives them better ratings. Sick, just sick!

By: real american

real american — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:29:27 +0000

I’d say your assessment on the economy is on par with mccain. Krugman nails it and today could be a black wednesday as world markets crash. asian markets already did. CDO’s, derivatives and the fact that none of it has any oversight gave us what many anticipated. unchecked geed leading to market failure. thanh you republicanism and thank you mccain for making GOP a dead brand.

How does it feel to hope for catastrophe so your man wins? You are fairly shaking with excitement at the prospect of a crash. You probably smiled as you wrote those words above.

Reminds me of liberals on Iraq. Every piece of bad news was cheered by you guys. Same thing here.

You’re despicable.

ed.

By: mega

mega — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 23:09:22 +0000

McCain needs to come out swinging tonight… If Obama can say he is taking off the gloves so should McCain. I am a Democrat who will be voting for McCain Palin this time around. I am so sick and tired of hearing about Obama. He is the extreme left. He is not mainstream and associated with radicals. There is no way this guy could pass a background check to receive a government clearance. The list of his friends (even Pakistani) roommate would throw him off any clearance list. Period. So why would we want a person who associates with Ayers, Farrakahn, Rev. Wright, Rashind Kalid, and his unknown Pakistani friend who he won’t talk about from college?????

This guy is too radical for even a mainstream Democrat like myself. Voting for Obama will put lead us to socialism…. within a year.