[oblomov]

Nothing here challenges my observation about Obama being far to the left.

[Bahbah]

I think that vote padding thing may be the Lani Guinier scheme.

[Sols]

This one made me laugh.

“One is tempted to question the wisdom of a candidate who voluntarily braved those frigid mornings only to spend an hour or two in a room with a bunch of nerdy Chicago gunners.

Then again, his wisdom is clearly more sound that the candidate who has remained married to Bill Clinton.”

[Zhang Fei]

You don't have to ask his law students to figure out how liberal he is. His Senate voting record is among the most liberal around. The liberal ADA had his liberal credentials rated at 95 whereas McCain the RINO was a 15. The conservative ADA had McCain's conservative creds at 65 and Obama at 8.

[TheThinker]

He presented (I won't say "advocated") a wacky idea of padding vote tallies to counter disenfranchised voters...

Of course, he advocates it. The only reason someone would bring up something that is cheating and advocates the rule of the few, an anti-democratic concept and an old democrat trick, is to get liberal students behind the idea. I'm sure he wouldn't mind using foreign law to affect the outcome of Supreme court cases. He's a constitutional lawyer that plays it so cool and is so smooth but he is a nightmare for our democracy.

He must be stopped. And if that means breaking some social taboos and taking the flack from democrats and liberals and accused of being racist, then so be it.

Conservatives have been backed into a corner and liberals have played it brilliantly. We have to accept it and acknowledge it. Now we need brilliance from the conservative faithful.

[Azzurri]

When conservative students would make a conservative point or argue with him, Obama would rarely directly rebut but instead almost always called on a group of students nicknamed the "liberal elite" to rebut them, typically giving them the final word.

Not surprised. This is the M.O. for liberal professors.