[mathprof]

Good line: You don’t need a Weatherman to know which way the wind blows.

[230FMJ]

“Maggie’s in the basement, mixing up the medicine,
I’m on the pavement, thinkin’ ‘bout the government”

Lot’s of good lines from Mr. Dylan

[hershey]

You could see traces of hard crying on Hill’s face the day she endorsed Obama. (Probably took half a bottle of Prozac to get through it.) So you can imagine her fury over Palin. How in the world is she going to run against Sarah four or eight years from now? (The mind boggles.)

[BenLurkin]

Ayers is known sworn enemy of America. It is indeed a questionable association for someone running for President.

There was a time when Democrats found “Guilt by association!” for a President to be friends with a Cuban-American businessman.

Don't believe me?

Two words: “Bebe Rebozzo”.

It was claimed he was a mobster but it was a false accusation.

Ayers, the admitted domestic terrorist, himself says "we didn't do enough".

Just my opinion of course.

So the Obama mentor was Ayers -- and Obama thinks he is "mainstream".

[ProtectOurFreedom]

A bit young, are we? Check out Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues.

[Need4Truth]

Oh my gosh. I’d forgotten about those pardons. Thanks for posting.

[Paco]

Democrats don’t care about this. This won’t affect their vote, nor do the 18 year olds care. This is distant history, happened long before they were even born. Do they care? No. I agree that Ayers should be a disqualification for Obama, but we’re not dealing with any critical thinking on the left.

[LibertyRocks]

That is a priceless ending... And I love how he uses Ayers own words against him as well. (Too bad Ayers stole them from Dylan. Hey that kind of fits in with the whole Biden/plagiarism thing too, doesn't it? LOL)

[LibertyRocks]

How's this... LOL

[the Real fifi]

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2008/09/obama_begins_the_ayers_walk_ba.html

[covered wagon]

Fantastic insight to what transpired in the Democratic primaries. All the evidence one needs that Clinton was not and is not a serious man. In the final analysis, he never grew to understand the political dimensions of morality. We shouldn't be surprised; he showed the nation in the most insulting manner that doesn't get it on a the personal level either. In the matter of these pardons, did Hillary "cover" for him (yet again!) by not raising the Ayers issue? Could these pardons have been granted at her behest? We will never know. But it is certainly fitting (divine justice?) that this most serious character flaw, moral blindness, is what, in the end, thwarted their return to power.

[Signalman]

Thanks, Clintons.

[weegee]

Bill Clinton pardoned two Underground bombers in January 2001.

They all run in the same pack of radical chic antiAmericanism.