Re: OT:Hannity and Wm. Ayers

On May 12, 10:04=A0am, Jenn <jennconductsREMOVET...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> =A0ScottW <Scott...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 11, 1:29=A0pm, Jenn <jennconductsREMOVET...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > =A0ScottW <Scott...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > On May 11, 12:08=A0pm, Jenn <jennconductsREMOVET...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > > lol =A0I just watched Sean Hannity spend most of a half hour
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> > > > > link Ayers with Obama. =A0
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> > > > Obama's links to Ayers are clear and publicly do***ented.
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>http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/chi-oped0420chapmanapr2=
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> > > > "He's appeared on panels with Ayers,
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> > > Oh my God! =A0
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> > > I've been on a panel with a convicted murderer. =A0Guess I'm sunk.
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> > > > served on a foundation board with
> > > > him
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> > > Along with half of the bank presidents in Chicago.
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> > > > and held a 1995 campaign event at the home of Ayers and his wife,
> > > > fellow former terrorist Bernardine Dohrn.
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> > > They are solid citizens now with lots of good works to their credit.
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> > =A0 Solid flag stomping citizens whose only regret is they didn't kill
> > more
> > people.
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> > > > Ayers even gave money to one
> > > > of his campaigns."
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> > > OMG!
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> > > > Personally, I find the fact that Ayers can rise to the level
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> > > > community activist with his admitted past more troubling
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> > > Why? =A0He's doing good things.
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> > =A0Like what? =A0He's a s*** sucking slimeball who was willing to put
> > his personal beliefs ahead of innocent peoples lives.
> > How do you forgive that?
> > He has no regrets. =A0People like him remain dangerous.
> > Who knows what will inspire him to kill again.
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> > > > than Obama's
> > > > apparent willingness to associate with someone of Ayers background
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> > > > launch his political career.
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> > > > Wether you consider the links significant or not is up to you,
> > > > But I do think they should be public knowledge.
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> > > And they are.
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> > =A0Thanks in large part to Hannity.
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> > > > If Hannity has one valid point it's that the MSM has not done
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> > > > job
> > > > of thouroughly vetting Obama.
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>http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-radicals18apr18,0,131233.s=
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> > > > Bill Clinton's pardon would be just as if not more significant to
> > > > democratic hopes
> > > > for a victory this fall IMO.
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> > > Bush's pardon of drug dealers hasn't seemed to hurt him.
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> I agree with much of what you've said on this, but I believe that people
> do change. =A0At any rate, Obama just KNOWS the guy,

 Do you launch your political campaigns in the living rooms of
people you just "know"?
 That doesn't pass the smell test any better than Obamas claims
he didn't know what the Rev. Wright was saying.

> as do many others. =A0
> The implication by Hannity is that Obama shares his past beliefs, which
> is ridiculous.

  For one, they are not at all past with Ayers. He hasn't changed his
beliefs.
 We don't really know what Obama's beliefs are as he has lost a bit of
credibility
with his comments that aren't completely factual.
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> > Just another tick off the approval rating.
> > Bush isn't running for president, Obama is.
> > There's a reason Clinton waited till his presidency was
> > nearly over to go on his pardon spree.
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> Which is the same reason that every President seems to do that.

 Compare Clintons pardon list to every other president
and then make this ridiculous equivalence argument.
FWIW, we don't yet know what Bush will do on his exit.

ScottW