Oct. 11th, 2008

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The only people that the Weathermen ever killed was themselves. Also Mark Felt was outed as Woodward and Bernstein's Watergate leaker, "Deep Throat".

This from the lead federal prosecutor of the Weathermen:

Prosecuting Weathermen - Letters to the Editor - NY Times - 09 Oct 08

"Although I dearly wanted to obtain convictions against all the Weathermen, including Bill Ayers, I am very pleased to learn that he has become a responsible citizen.

Because Senator Obama recently served on a board of a charitable organization with Mr. Ayers cannot possibly link the senator to acts perpetrated by Mr. Ayers so many years ago.

I do take issue with the statement in your news article that the Weathermen indictment was dismissed because of 'prosecutorial misconduct.' It was dismissed because of illegal activities, including wiretaps, break-ins and mail interceptions, initiated by John N. Mitchell, attorney general at that time, and W. Mark Felt, an F.B.I. assistant director."
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The only people that the Weathermen ever killed was themselves. Also Mark Felt was outed as Woodward and Bernstein's Watergate leaker, "Deep Throat".

This from the lead federal prosecutor of the Weathermen:

Prosecuting Weathermen - Letters to the Editor - NY Times - 09 Oct 08

"Although I dearly wanted to obtain convictions against all the Weathermen, including Bill Ayers, I am very pleased to learn that he has become a responsible citizen.

Because Senator Obama recently served on a board of a charitable organization with Mr. Ayers cannot possibly link the senator to acts perpetrated by Mr. Ayers so many years ago.

I do take issue with the statement in your news article that the Weathermen indictment was dismissed because of 'prosecutorial misconduct.' It was dismissed because of illegal activities, including wiretaps, break-ins and mail interceptions, initiated by John N. Mitchell, attorney general at that time, and W. Mark Felt, an F.B.I. assistant director."
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More lunatic drivel from the McCain camp:

Check Point - On Obama, ACORN and Voter Registration - NY Times - 10 Oct 08

"In 1995, Mr. Obama was on a team of lawyers that represented Acorn in a lawsuit to compel Illinois to comply with federal laws intended to enhance access to the polls. The team also represented Equip for Equality, a group that promotes the rights of the disabled, and four individuals.

Mr. Davis said that as their lawyer, Mr. Obama had 'an intimate relationship' with Acorn 'against the State of Illinois and the federal government.'

In fact, the Justice Department was on the same side as Acorn in the lawsuit, as were other organizations, including the League of Women Voters.
Those plaintiffs won the case."
webfarmer: (Default)
More lunatic drivel from the McCain camp:

Check Point - On Obama, ACORN and Voter Registration - NY Times - 10 Oct 08

"In 1995, Mr. Obama was on a team of lawyers that represented Acorn in a lawsuit to compel Illinois to comply with federal laws intended to enhance access to the polls. The team also represented Equip for Equality, a group that promotes the rights of the disabled, and four individuals.

Mr. Davis said that as their lawyer, Mr. Obama had 'an intimate relationship' with Acorn 'against the State of Illinois and the federal government.'

In fact, the Justice Department was on the same side as Acorn in the lawsuit, as were other organizations, including the League of Women Voters.
Those plaintiffs won the case."

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