Bill Ayers On Obama

@nothingtodo Said

Doesn't the fact that Ayers said he and Obama (quote) 'knew one another as neighbors and family friends' seem a direct condriction to what Obama had said during the election?

@nothingtodo Said

Doesn't the fact that Ayers said he and Obama (quote) 'knew one another as neighbors and family friends' seem a direct condriction to what Obama had said during the election?
Why would you post this as a 'in your face' when it doesn't prove your point?

@eL_TinO Said

Here's another one
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-bill-ayers-good-morning-america,0,6403435.story

@iwannano Said

Hey , did you hear ? Your guy got in, he's where you and him wanted him to be. Now all any of us can do is sit back and see if he is gonna stand up to his words or fall down like a chicken liver. You can relax and take a breather before the suspences starts in January Bush jr is back in Texas .

@Spinkiegirl Said

Obama's gonna do just fine......and if he doesn't, he wouldn't be the 1st. President to fail ok!!!

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and if he doesn't, he wouldn't be the 1st. President to fail ok!!!

@iwannano Said

Finally something I can buy into 100% that you have said.

@Spinkiegirl Said

@jonnythan Said

"The more serious point is that Obama was asked once more to defend something that ought to be at the very heart of democracy: the importance of talking to many people in this complicated and wildly diverse society, of listening with the possibility of learning something new, of speaking with the possibility of persuading or influencing others. ... In a robust and sophisticated democracy, political leaders, indeed, all of us, would seek out ways to talk with many people who hold dissenting, even radical, ideas."

@jonnythan Said

I was quoting Ayers there. He, much more coherently, was saying something I've tried to express before.