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RBO: Team Cuba” — Ayers, Dohrn, just “two political activists” from Obama’s neighborhood, visited Cuba in September 2008 »

By Uppity Woman on Oct 28, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bernardine Dohrn, Bill Ayers, Chicago politics, Cuba, Vietnam, Weather Underground, William Ayers | 44 Comments

Cross-Posted from The Real Barack Obama. Sung to the tune of “The Way We Were”. ************************************ If the MSM had any difficulty, or even cared about, finding unrepentant domestic terrorist and Weather Underground leader Bill Ayers, or his wife, Bernardine Dohrn, during a week this past September, it was perhaps because they didn’t know where [...]

Obama’s Two Faces and Forked Tongue, Pt 3: The U.S. is Evil? »

By Bud White on Aug 18, 2008 in Abortion, Backtrack Obama, Bill Clinton, Current Affairs, Fascism, Flip Flopping, George Bush, Germany, Iraq, John F. Kennedy, Terrorism, Vietnam | 115 Comments

Obama’s willingness to flip-flop has earned him the moniker Backtrack Obama. He betrayed progressives by voting for the FISA legislation; he promised to expand Bush’s faith-based initiatives; he equivocated on choice by saying that “mental distress” should not be a factor in abortion. Obama’s newest flip flop was not over a matter of public policy [...]

Deja Vu »

By Uppity Woman on Jun 20, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bernardine Dohrn, Chris Matthews, Current Affairs, Delegates, Democrats, Elitism, George McGovern, Media Bias, Presidential Candidates, Vietnam, William Ayers | 239 Comments

I was thinking yesterday about how I was a stupid angsty kid during the McGovern race. I remember being in love with George, no kidding. He was the cat’s ass to me. George was the next best thing to a 5-hosed hookah. I remember looking at Richard Nixon and thinking, yeesh what a miserable old [...]

Honor »

By Taters on May 3, 2008 in Vietnam | 60 Comments

Hugh Thompson, Lawrence Colburn and Glenn Andreotta. Remember their names? Of the three soldiers, one lives today – Lawrence Colburn. They exemplify the very best of moral courage, duty and honor. And during a time of war. I’ve tried writing about them before, but I felt woefully unable to honor them appropriately.

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