Instead of picking on Sarah’s seventeen-year-old daughter, the overpaid big shots of the old media should be forcing their fav candidate to tell the truth about Rezko, Wright, Ayers, & that Iraqi billionaire.
MORE: And, while they’re at it, get him to explain how he’s going to REDUCE military spending in favor of paying ACORN-style organizers to come into all our neighborhoods to organize us for this and that–an item conveniently left out of his magnum opus peroration.
Remember Friends of Bill? The GOP has a launched a new campaign parody, a Facebook-like site on the Friends of Barack. Just so you don’t forget who Baby Barry’s "friends" really are.
Via Power Line.
Best summary of that idea I’ve seen is from Trey, a commenter at Althouse, though I can’t seem to get the permalink to work. So scroll down and find it:
"There are black Presbyterians where the women wear hats to church and the only things on fire are the candles, there are black snake handlers, black Unitarians, black Pentecostals, black liberation theology types that are more interested in government than Jesus and so on and so on."
Barry’s whacked-out pastor obviously falls into the last category, but, despite his claim to the contrary, it ain’t representative.
"Tony Rezko, the indicted fixer; Jeremiah Wright, the racist reverend; William Ayers, the unrepentant terrorist." —Charles Krauthammer.
Now Hilarity’s supporters are going after Barry’s friendships, especially with the unrepentant terrorist.
I think I made a serious mistake in dubbing Hillary "Hilarity," though I still think she is pretty amusing with her "sniper" lies and her pantsuits and her phony tears. But Barry is just plain hilarious. And the more he and the Obamabots try to get the rest of us to look the other way, not to search out the pea under the moving cups (three peas, actually, one for each amigo under each cup), the funnier he is.
I see it now, having finished Steele’s A Bound Man. Barry could not disown Rev. God damn America without losing his black constituency, much of which thrives on confronting whites. But if he didn’t, he risked losing his white constituency, which wanted his non-confrontational persona. He made his choice, to stick with Wright, and now sees his white constituency diminishing. Not, perhaps, in his battle with Hilarity, with whom Rasmussen showed him six points ahead on Saturday–though the proof awaits the Pennsylvania primary. But in the five points Rasmussen had him Saturday behind John McCain.
Talking with a Democrat who attended Saturday’s state Democrat convention in Austin, one image stood out. That of the eight thousand plus attendees, all committed to Barry, doing the wave, like pilgrims at a new Woodstock. My friend was thrilled. I didn’t say anything. I kept thinking how little it means in Texas, which McCain can count on. As I think it will not mean much in the rest of the country, especially now that this previously non-confrontational South Chicago radical has crippled his own easy-going aura by clinging to a race-baiting preacher.
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