[Travis McGee]

“The Weather Underground took credit for Vietnam War-era protests that included nonfatal explosions targeting the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol.”

What about the U. Wisconsin physics building, where a prof was killed by a bomb?

[I still care]

Home Depot?

Hey, maybe she’ll catch Biden there.

[I still care]

They had a man on Fox one evening, who Ayers and his cohorts firebombed their house when he was a boy. He said they tried to wipe out his whole family, but they just managed to get away.

He still sounded quite bitter.

[Rokke]

Local coverage said the crowd was over 20,000. I guess the SF paper couldn’t admit that.

[DieHard the Hunter]

Mind-boggling concept: Hi-heels as combat gear.

Someone ought to make her a pair of 4” pumps in camo...

[yldstrk]

The loud clanging of truth

[crop circles]

"Obama's campaign has repeatedly noted that the Illinois senator was a child during the Weather Underground era"

What kind of a response is that? No one said Obama committed the terrorist acts. He's hanging around with an America hating terrorist! that's the problem!!!

[bray]

The weather underground was the most violent protest groups in the 70s. They were the ones that Kerry couldn’t control since they wanted civil war like Cuba.

Pray for W, McCuda and Our Troops

[TomasUSMC]

Palin needs to tear into Liberal A$$.

Barney Frank for one.

and it would soooo nice if PALIN led the fight against the Bullsheet Bailout Spineless Scum majority in congress.

[screaminsunshine]

The debate has put her in position to talk over the media filter.

[dancusa]

Lipstick power!

[junta]

She is latched to an old coot who wants to play father figure president fighting a WWII. McCain is done put a fork into this campaign.

[Brown Deer]

SARAH PALIN: Thank you, too, Shelly [Mandell, President of NOW's LA Chapter] for that kind introduction [...] and your endorsement. [...] And with your help, Shelly, in November, all of us that consider ourselves progressive --you know at the same time we can be conservative-- we're gonna shatter the highest, hardest glass ceiling in America. I was looking at Shelly's resume before I came out here and I thought, oh, there's some diversity; I like this, it's good. And [...] I've got to share with you --it was like kind of providential-- yesterday what happened to me. I can use this today after that introduction from Shelly: I'm reading on my Starbucks mocha cup, ok? the quote of the day. [...] It was Madeline Albright, former Secretary of State [crowd boos] and UN ambassador. [...] Now she said it, I didn't. She said, "There's a place in Hell reserved for women who don't support other women." [crowd cheers] Ok, now thank you so much for receiving that well. I didn't know how that was gonna go over. And now, California, let's see what a comment like I just made, how that is turned into whatever it'll be turned into tomorrow with the newspaper.

[tomnbeverly]

In these most troubling times for our economy it is beyond reckless to ask Americans to support a trillion dollar change agenda. Save it for times when America is at peace and prosperity Obama you are as Radical, Reckless and Irresponsible as your Chicago associates, Ayers, Rezko and Wright. Obama, Not ready to lead.

[midway]

EVERYTHING Carla Marinucci writes for the SF Comical is SATURATED with LIBERAL BIAS.

Note that she made no mention of the endorsement of the head of the LA Chapter of N.O.W.

And how about this whopper from the Obama mouthpiece:

“Sanchez, the Obama spokesman, said the Annenberg public-private partnership was founded with the help of a Republican governor to improve Chicago schools, and that Obama and Ayers were never associates in that work.”

[scratcher]

bttt