Have a busy weekend so to hit upon a few things before my big weekend of community organizing (I'm helping to coach my daughter's soccer team. If that's not community organizing, I don't know what is).
Ten Buck Fridays? Bob has it covered.
Billy Boy Ayers getting rejected? Ace has that.
Snappy comebacks for Christine O'Donnell? Robert Stacy has that. Seriously, if dabbling in witchcraft as a teenager is an issue, then shouldn't an admission of sniffing coke in an autobiography as a twenty year old be one as well? Of the two, sniffing coke is actually against the law. Even in California.
Klavan on the Culture? Yep, Doug has that.
I would like to take this moment to wish my brother in law congratulations. He is retiring after 20 years of service to our country with the Navy.
And finally, for your random clip of Michael Savage goodness:
Update: By popular demand (Okay, by one demand), More about Bill Ayers being denied emeritus faculty status.
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
A Couple Of Notes For The Weekend
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Dave C
at
8:54 AM
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Shudder at the Thought.
Now that the election is over, Bill Ayers cannot help himself and will not shut up.
If anything, I hope more people find out about this man and his history and make him go away. With any luck, his re-write of history, via graphic novel, will tank. I just might take a page from Abby Hoffman and maybe steal a copy.
H/T, Memeorandum.
Cross posted at Conservatives for Palin.
Now that the campaign rhetoric has subsided, Ayers has an idea for a new show starring his Alaskan nemesis.
“I did send her a note after the election,” he says of Palin in the upcoming issue of the New York Times magazine. “I suggested that we have a talk show together called ‘Pallin’ Around With Sarah and Bill.’ I haven’t heard back.”
. . .
He also says that while he considers himself a radical, he believes Obama is “a moderate Democrat.”
“If you look at his record, it’s the record of a moderate, who indeed does know how to make compromises,” Ayers told the magazine.
If anything, I hope more people find out about this man and his history and make him go away. With any luck, his re-write of history, via graphic novel, will tank. I just might take a page from Abby Hoffman and maybe steal a copy.
H/T, Memeorandum.
Cross posted at Conservatives for Palin.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
When the past catches up with you..
.. Or What happens when you try to re-write history.
Ayers’ editorial was poorly written fiction, a fact that perhaps Larry Grathwohl knows better than anyone. Grathwohl was the only informant to successfully penetrate the Underground for the FBI and personally lived through the history Ayers so desperately desires to rewrite.
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