Did you ever take time to meet Santorum in person? I did, and I also heard him speek to a large crowd.
Do I agree with him on all that he says? No way. But compare him to Obama.
Is he a libertarian? Is he a true fiscal conservative? No.
Is he a hypocrite? Well did he lie on either days? He got beat in the voting and recognizes that he cannot support Obama. You seem to imply that you support Obama over Romney and Santorum?
You throw sharp jabs at both those guys but where are stabs at the Marxist?
It is time to screw your head on straight and study Obama and the National Democratic Party.
Who would Ron Paul support? Who will Rand Paul support?
Ed K
addendum: – Why don’t we see your name on piece like this?
Did you ever take time to meet Santorum in person? I did, and I also heard him speek to a large crowd.
Do I agree with him on all that he says? No way. But compare him to Obama.
Is he a libertarian? Is he a true fiscal conservative? No.
Is he a hypocrite? Well did he lie on either days? He got beat in the voting and recognizes that he cannot support Obama. You seem to imply that you support Obama over Romney and Santorum?
You throw sharp jabs at both those guys but where are stabs at the Marxist?
It is time to screw your head on straight and study Obama and the National Democratic Party.
Who would Ron Paul support? Who will Rand Paul support?
Ed K
addendum: – Why don’t we see your name on piece like this?
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The American Spectator
Key Soros Ally Provides Race-Rhetoric Training
Session for House Democrats
By Robert Stacy McCain on 5.13.12
A non-profit organization that provided training
last week to House Democrats, portraying
Republican opponents as racially motivated, has
received significant funding from foundations
linked to controversial left-wing multibillionaire
George Soros.
Soros’s Open Society Institute has given $75,000
to the Center for Social Inclusion, which has also
received more than $850,000 from the Soros-
connected Tides Foundation/Tides Center since
2005, according to documents obtained by The
American Spectator.
In a training session for House Democrats and
their congressional staffers last week, Center
for Social Inclusion founder and president Maya
Wiley described “conservative messages†as
being “racially coded,†and suggested that
Democrats “raise racial disparities†in public
policy discussions, Joel Gerhke of the Washington
Examiner reported.
Since 2002, Wiley’s New York-based Center
for Social Inclusion has received funding from
a variety of organizations and individuals. Documents
obtained by the Spectator indicate that Soros’s
Open Society Institute was one of the earliest
donors to Wiley’s non-profit group. In fact, her
biography on the group’s Web site describes Wiley
as having formerly served as director of U.S.
programs for the Open Society Institute. She
currently serves as chairman of the board of the
Tides Network, which supervises activities by a
number of grant-making non-profit organizations,
including the Tides Foundation and Tides Center.
Direct contact between such a close Soros ally
and congressional Democrats is certain to provoke
controversy. A hedge-fund mogul and currency
speculator, Soros has been linked to many radical
figures, including Wade Rathke. A former official
of the corrupt Service Employees International
Union (SEIU), Rathke founded the Association of
Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN),
which recently disbanded and re-organized after
a series of high-profile scandals.
The Soros-Wiley connection was noted by Matthew
Vadum of the Capital Research Center. Vadum, an
investigative reporter and American Spectator
contributor, is author of the widely-praised recent
book Subversion, Inc., an exhaustive exposé of
ACORN. Wiley’s background also drew attention
from Michelle Horstman of PJ Media, who noted
that Maya Wiley is the daughter of 1960s radical
George Wiley, founder of the National Welfare
Rights Organization.
About the Author
Robert Stacy McCain is co-author (with Lynn Vincent) of Donkey
Cons: Sex, Crime, and Corruption in the Democratic Party (Nelson Current).