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Senator Hillary Clinton Must Explain The Praising of a Group of KKK Supporters
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This week David A. Love and Peter Gamble are Mark’s guests This report was originally published on Sunday, April 20, 2008. When a story warrants publication prior to our normal Thursday publication day, we send out a special publication email notice. If you don’t want to miss a breaking story from BC, please click here…
May 1, 2008 1 min read Free to read
This week David A. Love and Peter Gamble are Mark’s guests
This report was originally published on Sunday, April 20, 2008. When a story warrants publication prior to our normal Thursday publication day, we send out a special publication email notice. If you don’t want to miss a breaking story from BC, please click here to get on our free email list.
Note: In a year of political absurdities, where one candidate–Senator Obama–is being held accountable for his friends and acquaintances and everything that they have said and done during their life times, we have stumbled across a problem. Had Senator Clinton not been as self-righteous in her attacks on Senator Obama concerning his associates, including Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Chicago activist Bill Ayers, the following would probably be a footnote and blemish–albeit significant–on the Presidency of one William Jefferson Clinton. Yet, insofar as Senator Clinton has decided to hold her opponent responsible for the words and actions of others, we pose this question: should Senator Clinton be careful where she throws bricks?
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