[Rhodes22-list] New York Radio Interviews in Harlem

[petelargo]

Sorry, according to "Dr." Krackpot Kurtz, "just after Barack Obama
effectively secured a seat in the State Senate, the University of Chicago
invented a new job, for which it hired Michelle Obama. In that job, Michelle
would be able to channel University of Chicago students into the radical
anti-American groups that she and her husband worked with, and whose
ideology has received far too little scrutiny. Some of these organizations,
even if unofficially, provided campaign workers for Barack Obama on election
day."

It's more neo-mccarthyistic nonsense. It is noteworthy that Kurtz doesn't
actually mention the names of any of these "radical anti-American groups."
Kurtz likes to smear every liberal group as "deeply radical and
anti-American," which is an indication of his anti-intellectual
propensities.


hparsons wrote:
> 
> Pete,
> 
> You don't get to speak for Kurtz. And, I might add, that's DR Kurtz, as 
> in Phd from Harvard. I know, I know, kinda runs against  Rob's "thinkers 
> & debaters vs just believers" notion, but when have you folks ever let 
> facts get in the way?
> 
> Actually, Dr Krutz says that he found a little more than you claim he 
> did. In fact, he found enough, that the Obama campaigned organized to 
> not only try to shut him down, but to try to shut down any radio station 
> that dared to let him speak.
> 
> Thinkers and debaters indeed, as long as you think and debate along 
> party lines.
> 
> 
> petelargo wrote:
>> Stanley Kurtz has put himself into the headlines by pushing the
>> guilt-by-association link between Bill Ayers and Barack Obama because
>> they
>> both worked on the Chicago Annenberg Challenge to improve public schools.
>> When Kurtz went to look at the Annenberg files at the University of
>> Illinois
>> at Chicago, librarians temporarily blocked access out of concerns about
>> whether they had the proper permission to open them to the public. UIC
>> quickly changed their dumb decision, and Kurtz read the Annenberg papers.
>> Kurtz had speculated that "access to the CAC records promises to provide
>> a
>> treasure trove of documentary evidence."
>>
>> And what did he find? Absolutely nothing. Kurtz's great conclusion: Ayers
>> and Obama went to the same meetings. The rest is all conspiratorial
>> neo-mccarthyistic speculation. And the general attack by Kurtz: Obama is
>> "comfortable working with people" on the left. Well, that's no surprise,
>> since he's also comfortable working with people on the far right.
>>
>>
>>
>>   
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