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By: William Ayers: Just Radical or Unrepentant Terrorist? » Right Pundits

William Ayers: Just Radical or Unrepentant Terrorist? » Right Pundits — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:38:27 +0000

[...] Obama simply dismisses Ayers as “a guy who lives in my neighborhood�? and “somebody who worked on education issues in [...]

By: Palling Around With Terrorists » Right Pundits

Palling Around With Terrorists » Right Pundits — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:31:35 +0000

[...] we reported here, Obama’s links with Ayers are [...]

By: Edward Phillips

Edward Phillips — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:55:04 +0000

Isn’t it wonderful to live in America? As a matter of fact, if someone bad mouths an innocent person too much, if someone bad mouths me too much, or whatever, they can actually wind up liable themselves! There are many people who have a past, there are many people that are talked about, there are many rumors and innuendo, but by God, this is America, and I am innocent unless someone really has the goods on me.

Perhaps you would like for it to be otherwise…. For certain specific people, that is….

By: Ignatius Reilly

Ignatius Reilly — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:47:32 +0000

Horowitz is irrelevant as neither presidential candidate is linked to him.

As for Ayers’ innocence, try listening to his own words.

You Obama trolls make less sense each day. Desperation is setting in. I can see why. Obama spent $55 million in July, and he’s in still in worse shape than Dukakis was in 1988.

By: Edward Phillips

Edward Phillips — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:19:52 +0000

Ah, excuse me, BUT I HAVE A MIND. Why isn’t Ayers in prison, if he murdered all these people?

In our country you are innocent until you are proven guilty in a court of law. Ayers is innocent, period. Everything else is opinion, hearsay, rumor, etc., etc.

And…what about David Horowitz? If you damn Ayers, you got to damn him too.

By: ignatiusreilly

ignatiusreilly — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 16:53:47 +0000

Ed, he tried to murder people, but he never succeeded, as I state in my post. He’s admitted to that. He was a terrorist, but not very good at it.

Ayres got off in the eyes of the law, as Bryan states, because of procedural errors.

He also benefits from his privileged background (the son of millionaires) and his era. In the Seventies, what he did was “far out” to all those radicals, so he was never shunned by society as he should have been.