Obama refused to debate Hillary anymore during the remainder primary states (as he is doing during the general election race). She offered Obama a debate, mano e mano, no moderators. He said no! (more…)

Ms. Van Susteren does an excellent job in this interview. She does not let Speaker Pelosi get by with a lot. My letter to Ms. Van Susteren in response to this interview is below:

Dear Ms. Van Susteren:

Thank you for your interview with Speaker Nancy Pelosi. You have consistently been one of the BEST interviewers during this campaign season. I have a lot of respect for you. And I should add, I have been impressed at your willingness to allow the interviewee to actually answer your questions fully. That is a skill sorely lacking among many currently in the media.

As to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, let me say this: I am a 50 yr old, FAR left liberal, lifelong Democrat who has chosen to leave the Democratic Party after the actions of Barack Obama, Howard Dean, Donna Brazile, Nancy Pelosi, the DNC elite, and the RBC of the DNC.

For Speaker Pelosi to blow off your question about the level of sexism in this campaign by saying, “well, I’m too busy being Speaker of the House, so I haven’t been able to document this…” was reprehensible. DOCUMENT it??? She was part of the PROBLEM!! (more…)

Apparently the Obama Campaign, in their typically rude and threatening fashion, put Geraldine Ferraro’s phone number on the internet in the George Bush tradition they so naturally have embraced — so sycophants could dutifully harass her. But that backfired because, in addition to the expected Bush Obama campaign vitriol, Mrs. Ferraro also got plenty of phone calls from disgusted women who gave her an earful about exactly what they think of Barack Obama.

The only difference between Geraldine and me is I couldn’t care less if Barack Obama reached out to women now. I find him to be a dishonest vote panderer who doesn’t mean a word he ways, whether it’s to Jews, Typical White People, Women or any other voting block he disdains. I will never vote for Barack Obama and I will do my very best to make sure that everyone I know does not vote for him. For me, it’s a crusade against an incurable bigot, racist and sexist pig. Or as Geraldine put it:

“I don’t know how he gets these women who are so angry to vote for him.”

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In part two, Mr. Murtagh articulates Larry Johnson’s investigative findings about Barack Obama’s eight years of employment by William Ayers: “Why is Obama Hiding the Truth About William Ayers? Follow the Money.”

But, since Van Susteran’s breaking news interview — and John Murtagh’s two op-eds (here and here) last week — there hasn’t been even one story, according to my regular searches of Google News, except for some blog posts. I want to know why. [Oh, that image? That’s from Larry Johnson’s story, “Stomp On This,” showing Barack’s good buddy William Ayers stomping on the American flag.]

I also want to know why Obama, who worked for Ayers for eight years as well as serving on boards with him and permitting Ayers to raise campaign funds and contribute — can limply excuse Ayers’ behavior because he, Obama, was eight years old when Ayers set his bombs but that it’s alright that — but for the grace of God — a nine-year-old boy and his family weren’t blown to bits by Ayers’ and Dohrn’s bomb.

I want to know how Obama can excuse his long associate’s statement to the New York Times on September 11, 2001 that “I don’t regret setting bombs. I feel we didn’t do enough.”

A blogger wryly noted the cruel irony of Ayers’ remarks on 9/11:

Perhaps if you had done more, William Ayers, you might have kept this person [John Murtagh] from writing [his op-eds last week]. Do you regret that?

Right on, William Ayers and Bernardine Dorhn. IF ONLY YOUR BOMB HAD WORKED BETTER, John Murtagh wouldn’t have been ALIVE to write those op-eds or appear on Greta’s show. (more…)

You first learned about John M. Murtagh this morning in Uppity Woman’s “When This Man Was 9 Years Old, Ayers Bombed His Home.”

The story was based on the devastating memories of Mr. Murtagh, described in his op-ed, “Barack Obama pal is an enemy, too,” in yesterday’s New York Daily News. In 1970, Mr. Murtagh’s entire family was targeted for murder by the Weather Underground because his father was a New York State Supreme Court justice who was presiding over the trial of the so-called “‘Panther 21′, members of the Black Panther Party indicted in a plot to bomb New York landmarks and department stores.” (The Weather Underground and Black Panthers were allies in their dedication to the violent overthrow of the U.S. government.)

Mr. Murtagh is “an attorney, an adjunct professor of public policy at the Fordham University College of Liberal Studies and a member of the city council in Yonkers.” It is important to note that a longer version of his op-ed is available at CityJournal.org under the title, “Fire in the Night: The Weathermen tried to kill my family.”

Tonight, in a two-part interview, Fox News’s Greta Van Susteran, an attorney and host of On The Record with Greta Van Sustern, interviewed John M. Murtagh, an educated, articulate and well-informed man. Mr. Murtagh is a Republican, and isn’t involved in either Democratic presidential candidate’s campaign. It is important to note that, in part two of the interview, Mr. Murtagh refers to the findings of Larry Johnson about Barack Obama’s eight years of employment by William Ayers, reported in “Why is Obama Hiding the Truth About William Ayers? Follow the Money.”

Part Two is below: (more…)