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epicsurvivorKudos to Stanley Kurtz for “connecting the dots between Ayers, Wright, and Obama’s early radicalism.”
Since Obama has already thrown J. Wright under the bus, I can envision a weekend fishing trip for Bill Ayers. ((Click to enlarge))
And congrats to The Corner for the great job they have done the past couple of months. I’ve almost forgiven Rich Lowry for being such a drama queen during the Primaries. Almost.
cartoon credit goes to some liberal blogger whose website I forgot to bookmark. Sorry about ‘dat.
Update: Found it.
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Here’s another October Surprise!
http://mariestacey.wordpress.com/2008/10/12/open-your-eyes-for-the-october-surprise/
I wish B-HO was Fredo.
This is a little October surprise.
Michelle “My Bell” expects Black Americans to be racist, like her, and also admits her husband was adopted by his Indonesian step-father, which seems to mean, to me, that he sacrificed his U.S. citizenship.
I don’t think that counts, N2L. He wasn’t old enough to relinquish his citizenship and I don’t think a parent can do it for him.
Factor in Indonesia doesn’t permit dual citizenship, and that he was still traveling on his Indonesian passport up to the time he entered Columbia, I think it does.
However, unless or until someone in a position of authority takes action and investigates, it matters not.
The larger point about her expectation of racist behavior is what really got my, and many others, attention. To the point that API is now taking phone calls on this subject until Saturday, has updated this story, and claims to have tapes of her call.