Browsing the blog archivesfor the day Monday, November 3rd, 2008.

Obama’s Mentor and Friend Wrote the Book on Domestic Terrorism

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And he dedicated it to the man who shot Bobby Kennedy dead.

“Our final goal is the destruction of imperialism, the seizure of power and the creation of socialism.”– Bill Ayers and Bernadette Dohrn, Prairie Fire, page 40

“Prairie Fire” by Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn

“Prairie Fire” by Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn

Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn have been In Barak Obama’s life for almost 30 years. They are declared communists, just as Obama’s first mentor, Frank Marshall Davis. Since the age of 10, Obama has been under the influence of individuals who espouse a political philosophy wholly incompatible with the US Constitution. Declared communists who have served as his political handlers, each picking up where the other left off. What we do not know about Barack Obama far outweighs what we do know about the man. But what we do know, and what we have more than reasonable grounds to suspect, would lead any reasonable person to conclude that Obama is far from what the United States needs in a President.

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Here’s The Deal…The Vote!

Here's The Deal

When I was growing up, and really to this day, I enjoyed the television show: Knight Rider. I liked the car, I thought Hasseloff was cool because his character’s name was also my name, and I thought Bonnie was good looking. In the show, Michael is convinced to join the Knight Foundation because “One man can make a difference”

As the election draws near I would like to encourage everyone to vote.

Vote because you can, vote because you have the privilege to cast an opinion without fear of retribution. Vote because it is an American duty and the American way. Vote because you believe in things bigger than yourself, in the ability to evoke change. Vote because you believe in good versus evil. Vote because you live in a free nation. Vote because it doesn’t cost you anything. Vote because it is important, because you are a voice and your voice is unique. Vote because of your future, because God willing you will be living through the next four years. Vote because of your past; because millions of men and women have died for your freedom and spilled blood for your liberty. Vote because we still salute the flag, because honor is not bought but rather achieved. Vote because we are still one nation under God. Vote because you can stand for something, anything, somewhere, and anywhere. Vote because it doesn’t matter if you are white, black, yellow, green, or red. Vote because you live in the United States.

Here’s The Deal…If you have voted, or when you do vote; if you are a regular reader (Kristen Stout), then respond that you voted…the opportunity to be apart of something special, the privilege to change the world begins with you… make a difference.

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Palin Goes After Obama on Coal Comments

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MARIETTA, OH –-Sarah Palin unleashed a new attack today after an audio file of an interview Barack Obama did in January 2008 was reported on conservative blogs and linked on the Drudge Report. Palin accused the Democratic nominee of wanting to bankrupt the coal industry.

In a newly surfaced tape, Obama tells a San Francisco newspaper that he would 'bankrupt' anyone looking to build a new coal-powered plant in the U.S.; Palin blasts the plan.

In a newly surfaced tape, Obama tells a San Francisco newspaper that he would 'bankrupt' anyone looking to build a new coal-powered plant in the U.S.; Palin blasts the plan.

“Barack Obama explained his plan to the San Francisco Chronicle this year, early this year. And he said that, sure, if the industry wants to build coal fired power plants, then they can go ahead and try, he says, but they can do it only in a way that will bankrupt the coal industry, and he’s comfortable letting that happen. And you gotta listen to the tape.

The audio file has been on the San Francisco Chronicle’s website since the January interview with its editorial board, but Palin accused the newspaper of withholding the information until right before the election.

“Now a couple points on this: One is that here again, why is the audio tape just now surfacing? This interview was given to San Francisco folks many, many months ago. You should have known about this, so that you would have better decision-making information as you go into the voting booth,” Palin said as shouts of “liberal media!” could be heard from the crowd.

In the interview Obama spoke about his energy plan which includes an “aggressive” cap and trade policy which will charge polluters in an effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions. John McCain is also a supporter of cap and trade.

“So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can; it’s just that it will bankrupt them because they’re going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that’s being emitted.” Obama said, “That will also generate billions of dollars that we can invest in wind, solar, biodiesel and other alternative energy approaches. The only thing that I have said with respect to coal, I haven’t been some coal booster. What I have said is that for us to take coal off the table as a ideological matter as opposed to saying if technology allows us to use coal in a clean way, we should pursue it.”

Palin promised the crowd at Marietta College that her ticket will “not let that happen to the coal industry.”

“Instead, we’ll make clean coal a reality and to help power the American economy with clean coal technology, we’re going to be looking to the hard-working people of Ohio and West Virginia and Pennsylvania.”

The Obama points out that later in the interview the Illinois senator says that eliminating coal is “ an illusion.” Ohio Governor Ted Strickland responded to Palin’s comments.

“After John McCain said he’d like to ‘transition away from coal entirely,’ his campaign is hardly in a position to criticize a coal state Senator like Barack Obama who has outlined a $150 billion investment in clean coal and other technologies to create jobs and build a new energy economy. The truth is, John McCain and Sarah Palin can’t name a single thing they’d do differently on the economy than George Bush, so all they have to offer is last minute, desperate distortions. Hardworking families don’t need more Washington-style political attacks, they need a President who will create jobs and stand up for the middle class – and that’s Barack Obama.”

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