Obama has always been less than truthful about his friends and families so it isn't surprising that he would fib about Ayers and Dohrn, aka, the happy bombers. They are a power couple as dangerous as Bill & Hill though Bill & Hill have a longer and more populated line of unexplained deaths in their past.
via Protein Wisdom
Dems 2008: Elizabeth Wurtzel on Barack Obama’s other friends, the “Weathercouple” [Karl]
Apparently, back when he was running for state senate, Barack Obama had fund-raising events at the home of Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, and there’s been some press about the senator’s friendship with this controversial Weathercouple. Many reporters are well aware, even though Mr. Obama has described his connection to Ayers and Dohrn as “flimsy,” that the senator’s relationship with his radical Hyde Park neighbors is actually quite warm, even close.
The Democrat's nominees really are Worse and Worser.
Saturday, May 03, 2008
Smoking Kills Gays Who Kill Free Speech?
From Terry Frank
Ryan Sorba has authored a book called the Born Gay Hoax. He was invited by the Smith College Republicans to deliver a speech that was promptly interrupted by gay activists who climbed through the windows. They eventually overtook the podium and college officials called off the speech.
I don't smoke anymore, but I will not deny that I enjoyed smoking immensely and I am happily married. Does that mean I get to add 10 to 30 years onto my life?
Epidemiological studies are scientific plastic surgery. One gets what one wants, but it's obvious to others.
Ryan Sorba has authored a book called the Born Gay Hoax. He was invited by the Smith College Republicans to deliver a speech that was promptly interrupted by gay activists who climbed through the windows. They eventually overtook the podium and college officials called off the speech.
While the medical consensus is that smoking knocks from two to
10 years off an individual’s life expectancy, the IJE study found that
homosexual conduct shortens the lifespan of “gays” by an astounding “8 to 20
years” — more than twice that of smoking.
“[U]nder even the most liberal assumptions,” concluded the study,
“gay and bisexual men in this urban centre are now experiencing a life
expectancy similar to that experienced by all men in Canada in the year 1871. …
[L]ife expectancy at age 20 years for gay and bisexual men is 8 to 20 years less
than for all men.”
I don't smoke anymore, but I will not deny that I enjoyed smoking immensely and I am happily married. Does that mean I get to add 10 to 30 years onto my life?
Epidemiological studies are scientific plastic surgery. One gets what one wants, but it's obvious to others.
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