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One of our biggest concerns in our house (before losing 75 percent of our investments this past month or so) was how to get our son into a good public school. We moved across town to accomplish it, and had him enrolled in the county’s excellent magnet program. It worked out well. But my wife and I would have been deeply worried if Ayers were running the show for public education in this country. Maybe the Obama women supporters don’t have kids or maybe education is a low priority for them. Or maybe they’ve already taught their kids the Obama song. But my gues is, they haven’t read the article.

When I was barely pubescent, I got involved in supporting the campaign of Eugene McCarthy, and while my envelope stuffing wasn’t enough to win the White House, it was plenty enough to tick off my Dad, even though he was a Democrat. It took me a long time to figure out why he was so irritated. Now I know it had nothing to do who I supported. He was angry because I was choosing sides in a fight I knew absolutely nothing about.

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I read your comments in Newsday, and they put a ding in my respect for you, which was already pretty badly dinged after hearing you in this commercial. “Your very life may depend on it?”
As for your comments specifically, George Wallace is not involved in this campaign, and while it’s true that George Wallace “never threw a bomb,” you know who did throw bombs? I’ll give you a hint, the guy who tapped your candidate to “reform” education. That is all.

I had a tune sitting around called “House of Cards” which seemed appropriate for the times, so I slapped a bunch of stuff to it to express this vague feeling that this election isn’t about specific candidates so much as about a choice of capitalism versus socialism. Ayers’s mission to turn public schools into indoctrination camps (and misguided teachers who thinks that’s a great idea,) public health care, enforced global poverty donations, coast-to-coast, government-sponsored activism against all the other “isms,” rewarded with taxpayer money — and on the other side, a system that got us where we are today. However, I’m with me friend who said “change the process that got us in to this pickle, not the principles.” For instance, we should have a system in which Lehman’s Dick Fuld is actually punched in the face, and not after he runs his company into the ground but before. Anyway, who’d have guessed my song and the horrifying Song for Change would be in the same key? Good times.

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The Ayers/Obama reeducation program seems to be progressing nicely. Don’t hate me because I’m horrified. That would be horrifiedism.

As I twittered a while back, I’ve discovered a new fitness motivator. I discovered that when I thought about Fannie and Freddie, Lehman and AIG, it seemed to give me a shot of adrenalin. I ran a little further, and did a few more pushups and crunches. I call this technique “Furious Fitness.”

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Every dem talking head yesterday for the past few days has been saying something along the lines of “Americans aren’t interested in smear politics. THey want to know what we’re going to do about the economy.” The thinking, I’d say, is that they want to steer the conversation that way because it’s quicker for voters to form a picture of Obama by looking at his work with Ayers than it is to find our way through his connections with ACORN, Raines, and the dems’ management of Fannie and Freddie, courtesy of Barney Frank etc.

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So, if you managed to hack into the World Bank for a month, for the rest of the world that might be very, very bad, right? It almost sounds like economic war, doesn’t it? [Read more →]