William Ayers

A book titled Prairie Fire, published by the Weather Underground in 1974, has resurfaced to haunt the Presidential campaign of 2008. Among the authors are William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn, friends and political allies of Barack Obama.

Sarcastic commentary on John McCain's attempts to associate Barack Obama with William Ayers.

John McCain appeared on the David Letterman Show, which for a Republican is the equivalent of Daniel willingly going into the lion's den. But John McCain was not afraid, even when Letterman brought up the name of G. Gordon Liddy.

Points are scored on health care by Obama and both candidates do their best to sway the uncommitted voters.

Charles Gibson interviews Barack Obama on Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Gibson questioned him about the recent attacks from the McCain campaign regarding Obama's association with William Ayers and the second presidential debate.

The political waters are so murky and mysterious, and the momentum of these waters is so severe, there isn't enough moxie in any of these politicians to do what is really necessary to implement the changes were truly require

This is the story of mud and brick. It is the same thing, only one potentially can do more damage. The Obama and McCain campaigns have decided it is time to get down to the business of winning an election. McCain has chosen mud...

"People who live in glass houses should not throw stones."

Sarah Palin has recently gone on the attack against Barack Obama, accusing him of "palling around with terrorists", in apparently in reference to Obama's association with William Ayers, an unrepentant Weather Underground terrorist in the 1960s and 1970s.

A look at Barack Obama and some information to make the people question his agenda

The Barack Obama Campaign seriously does not like discussion or reporting on the relationship between their candidate and the unrepentant terrorist, William Ayers. Recently National Review columnist Stanley Kurtz found out just how the Obama people don't like it.

An organization called the American Issues Project has been running an ad detailing Barack Obama's ties to an unrepentant terrorist named William Ayers. The Obama Campaign's reponse is, on a certain level, a study in hysteria and panic.

Arguments have been raised for and against both the Democratic contenders for the nominee of the Democratic Party for president. Some argue over experience. Some over who has the best health care plan. Some over economic prowess. Some over foreign affairs.

Clearly Hillary Clinton did what she had to do to survive and fight on.

In Wednesday's debate, yet another controversial connection was brought up, meant to sling dirt at the other side - but how much should we worry about who candidates served with on a board?

The Democratic debate Wednesday featured questions regarding Barack Obama's ties to William Ayers and the Weather Underground. Here's what they should ahve asked.

All of the candidates in the current election are tied to someone who has drawn negative media attention.

If McCain wins we'll surely all become war mongering zombies! If Hillary wins we'll all be forced to read Mao's little red book!

Sarah Palin's political action committee is soliciting donations for her "One Nation" bus tour.

The CNN heading may have been unintentionally doom-and-gloomy, given the political nature of the articles that immediately followed. But it reads like fair warning end times satire.

We as a nation grow closer to the ever challenging election. Political figureheads such as the charismatic Barack Obama and the storied veteran of John McCain lead a charge in to what is expected to be a radical change.

Sarah Palin has criticized Barack Obama. That really should not be news. Palin and Obama have been political enemies since the presidential election.

Many conservatives, like Sarah Palin, are realizing that solutions to our country's problems lie outside the political realm