Comments on: What Isn’t Is

By: clankster

clankster — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:59:06 +0000

I watched the ABC morning show interview with Ayers. The interviewer was someone I had never seen before, and probably won’t again, as he had the balls to do followup questions. Ayers stuck to the same meme about “I knew him as well as thousands of others”. And (to help sell the book to ultra lefties) continued to declare it was the right thing to rail against the government that was “far more violent” blah blah.

I was left yearning for a better attack from the interviewer but I gotta tell ya this was the closest to actual interviewing I have seen on the MSM in 2 years. I’m sure the guy was fired after the interview and has to get his resume ready for Fox.

http://www.jourtegrity.blogspot.com

By: Dave Surls

Dave Surls — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:24:13 +0000

‘Ayers is quoted explaining that Obama was his “neighbor and family friend.”’

Obama is friends with an America-hater, a terrorist, and a traitor. What more need be said? He obviously doesn’t have a problem working with people who hate America, who engage in terrorism or who betray our country…as long as working with such people benefits Obama.

Good choice for president while we”re engaging in a war against America-hating terrorists.

Not.

By: sarah rolph

sarah rolph — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 11:46:10 +0000

“that’s neither my narrative nor my sentiment.” Hilarious. It’s the truth, but apparently that word isn’t in his lexicon.

I do think it’s unfortunate that the McCain campaign chose the word “terrorist” even though it is true. It sounds like overreach, to those who live in the world of sentiment and narrative.

I wish McCain has said something more like “this man committed evil 30 years ago, but then so did my captors, and as I have said, I was able to forgive them. So I can theoretically forgive Mr. Ayers for his past actions, but what’s relevant to this campaign is the actions he took with Mr. Obama when they worked together on what they called school reform. These actions harmed children. I direct your attention to the facts….” The facts about their Marxist education program are chilling.

But I guess that’s too complicated. Apparently we only get four words these days to express our narratives and sentiments.

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By: RebeccaH

RebeccaH — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:30:07 +0000

One of the first things a dedicated Marxist learns is, he must always insist that black is white, up is down, and good is bad, and he must keep repeating it until the rubes believe it.

By: Fatty Bolger

Fatty Bolger — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:10:13 +0000

So… McCain 1, FactCheck.org 0

I might keep a running score, but frankly, it would get tedious once we got into double digits.