David Axelrod to appear at University of Delaware

UDaily ^ | 24 September 2009 | staff

[lack-of-trust]

David Axelrod, senior adviser to President Barack Obama, will appear at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the University of Delaware's Mitchell Hall.

The presentation, in which Axelrod will speak briefly and then engage in a conversation with Ralph Begleiter, UD's Edward and Elizabeth Goodman Rosenberg Professor of Communication and Distinguished Journalist in Residence, is part of the fall public affairs lecture series, “Assessing Obama's First Year.”

[lack-of-trust]

Free and open to the public.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

Bring your own rotten vegetables.

[lack-of-trust]

Please, a little decorum. Mitchell Hall is a beautiful old building... wait till he is outside!

[elpadre]

If such had happened during the Bush years there would there be violent protests on campus???

[NautiNurse]

ping-a-ling!

[counterpunch]

I hope there is a tea party there to greet him.

[hemogoblin]

Time for some serious shoe-flinging.

[browniexyz]

Let’s assess together!!

[jimfree]

Sounds like a stage full of astroturf.

[pankot]

This will be a gallon jug of bullshit.

[Intolerant in NJ]

David Axelrod to appear at University of Delaware...most appropriate - I was just reading an article talking about the infamous ResLife program of a few years back at Delaware - the program where every student was forced to participate in what amounted to forced indoctrination into the ultra-left philosophy of "sustainability", including environmental activism and social justice - students were taught such whoppers as that all whites are racist and that diversity is the ultimate goal of any university education, and required to participate in sessions where they "confessed" their improper thoughts and actions - who better than Axelrod, the chief henchman of Obama of the singing kindergarteners fame, to come to UofD - indoctrination and Axelrod, perfect together.....

[Gondring]

Not to get off track, but sustainability is a conservative principle. It’s interesting to see how the ultra lefties and faux-cons have conspired to swap it out. The libs claim it as their own and twist it into an excuse for their goals (e.g., greenie), while faux-cons have discarded it in order to pursue borrow-and-spend debt building.

[Gondring]

The poster for the series...

[Intolerant in NJ]

Not to get off track, but sustainability is a conservative principle...I wasn't aware that sustainability was conservative in origin, but it's always amused me that liberals are today the loudest proponents of the conservation movement - but then as with their great compassion for the poor, their real interest isn't with saving the environment or helping the disadvantaged. but rather with the apparatus established for meeting these goals which allows them to achieve power and impose control over others........