Bill Ayers and Me
My interview with Bill Ayers is getting some attention, not all of it positive. One blogger uses the occasion to attack my appearance and calls me a “liberal whore” simply for interviewing him. Another says he doesn’t like my style and, besides, “Ayers is a terrorist.” I didn’t realize that interviews are only to be conducted with members of society that meets their approval.
Drudge, however, has some of the highlights, part of a much larger interview which will be presented in its full form in the days to come.
Ayers on President Obama sending 17,000 additional troops to Afghanistan:
“It’s a mistake. It’s a colossal mistake. And, you know, we’ve seen this happen before, Alan. We’ve seen a hopeful presidency, Lyndon Johnson’s presidency, burn up in the furnace of war.”
“I fear that this brilliant young man, this hopeful new administration, could easily burn their prospect of a great presidency in the war in Afghanistan or elsewhere.”
On setting bombs as part of the Weather Underground:
“I don’t regret anything I did it to oppose the war. It was — I did it to oppose the war. I don’t regret it.”
“I don’t look back on those things and regret them, but I’m willing to rethink them. And there are many things which I’m going to rethink.
Im still trying to get my head around the fact that this guy is more news worthy now then back when his actions actually made news?
February 23rd, 2009 at 8:57 pm
Craig,
You have the republican party to thank for that. They made such a huge deal about him in the election it gave him whole new fame.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:02 pm
PLACEFIELD,
Were you not interested in the extent of Obama’s relationship with Ayers? remember that line “I thought he was rehabilitated”? HAHAHAHAHAHA…I nearly pooped my pants laughing so hard.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:04 pm
Alan,
I’m interested in what you hoped to learn from Ayers that wasn’t already common knowledge:
“I wish I had done more…”
And I didn’t know Ayers has become such an expert on foreign policy…are we seeing the beginnings of an Obama cabinet pick here?
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:06 pm
Jared,
Yes I was, and once that was established (at a level that I did not find to be a big deal) the issue was repeatedly brought up and up and up and up ad nauseum. As someone who was born after Ayers was already a has been I really didn’t even know who he was. Now I do and I actually find it to be an interesting story.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:15 pm
Jared I will admit in a sadistic way I would like to see him in the cabinet… and watch you all howl, but hey thats just me. I was howlin with the idea of Harriet Miers on the supreme court.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:16 pm
Jared. Amen!
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:30 pm
Sorry Alan. I cant stand that R Soul Hannity, so I wont watch the interview. I read the comments of the not so silent blogger. Well they say there’s one born every minute and this blogger demonstrates this well. Lets ask those two Muppet’s O’Reilly and Hannity to explain the rendition and torture of humans while being held illegally by the USA. Bill Ayers was obviously convicted of a crime and punished, he was not held without charge and had his bollocks sliced with a razor like Binyam Mohamed. I am afraid tossers like Hannity and Orielly dont want to tell there viewers about crimes the Bush Government perpetrated. How about invading Iraq a sovereign nation. Terrorism Its called, nothing less and Bush and his cohorts are more guilty of crimes than Ayers is. Are Republicans just thick or do they practice it all the time.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:35 pm
Alan, enjoyed the part of the interview I saw and loved seeing you and Sean back together, even for just a few moments! I am trying to watch Hannity but it’s just not the same anymore…obviously.
I think it’s stupid for people to criticize the fact that you’re interviewing him. He’s a prominent figure, good grief.
I do have a hard time accepting what he says, though. If he was even a bit sorry for what he did, perhaps it would be more palatable. Everything that comes out of his mouth is about moral equivalence, though.
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:37 pm
Way to land a great interview, Alan! You know what a good idea for your weekend show would be? A Sunday talk show.
February 23rd, 2009 at 10:12 pm
“I’m still trying to get my head around the fact that this guy is more news worthy now then back when his actions actually made news?”
Back in the day there was a lot going on: mass demonstrations, National Guardsmen shooting unarmed college students dead, Mayor Daly and his stormtroopers, selective service offices bombed and burned, and the war, night after night, full of Americans dying in a foreign land for a theory about falling dominoes, which turned out to be a lot of right-wing chickenhawk Military-Industrial Complex crap.
February 23rd, 2009 at 10:17 pm
I don’t know why Alan had to validate Hannity’s obssession one more time.Sean is still in denial that his campaign tactic did not work.Ayers and Rev. Wright’s issues have become personal and religious to him.In fact he invokes those guys name every day, just like a prayer.And I predict those guys will be an issue for the next campaign, again.Just like the NY Posters,Obama will always be a muslim–Terrorsit;antiamerican–not one of us; radical, arrogant and a liar.
February 23rd, 2009 at 10:57 pm
INOT, you are also, like Ayers, trying to justify your hatred (and evil actions in his case) by blaming others. Like the old saying goes, “if you don’t like it here, leave.” You will not be missed.
February 23rd, 2009 at 11:06 pm
Point of order: Ayers wasn’t convicted of anything.
February 24th, 2009 at 12:47 am
Sean Hannity brain should be removed and sent to pathology to be studied as a disease process unto itself.
February 24th, 2009 at 1:07 am
Point of order: wasn’t convicted on a technicality, and is guilty as sin…and admits it.
February 24th, 2009 at 2:10 am
Why is it everytime someone else is guilty of a crime we point out something Bush did. Is it relevant? A crime is a crime and the fact the man got out on a technicality doesn’t make him any less a criminal. The only thing Alan proved to me doing this interview is even smart people commit crimes that are worthy of being locked up. This man should never have seen the light of day. He is a crazy cuke and he put his own beliefs ahead of the safety and welfare of the people he claims to love.
February 24th, 2009 at 4:56 am
“Guilty as sin, free as a bird.” America, what a great country.
February 24th, 2009 at 8:28 am
Amen!
February 24th, 2009 at 9:54 am
Deb , your ignorance on the abuse of human rights by the USA is clear. You obviously go about life with ear muffs and blinkers on and have no morals whatsoever
Bush Committed the most heinous of crimes invading a sovereign nation to stay in office, very reminiscent of what Margaret Thatcher did to stay in office. Ayers crime pales into insignificance when compared to those of G W Bush. I find it hilarious that the Republican party now as to get its messages out through the likes of Hannity, O’Reilly, Coulter and the other simpletons in the USA. A once great nation brought to its knee’s by 8 years of Bush Republican policies. No wonder China is laughing all the way to the bank, in the space of 8 years China as surged to be the worlds greatest superpower, and owns the USA lock stock and barrel.
February 24th, 2009 at 10:31 am
Alan,
Please let sleeping dogs lie. Parading Ayers in front of the far right doesn’t help our cause and is hardly newsworthy. Extremism on either side is a vast waste of time and let’s be honest Professor Ayers is a good 4 or more standard deviations off the norm.
February 24th, 2009 at 10:57 am
INOT is absolutely correct, and it is only because of the current econpmic crisis that America is not focused on the blatant dishonesty, ineptness and shredding of the constitution by the Bush White House.
And it AMAZES me to hear folks on here, obviously ignorant of the reality of the last 8 years, continue to defend this buffoon and his cronies.
Give it a year or two, and we’re going to see a re-newed focus on the crimes of the past 8 years.
“That’s enough. You’ve covered your a**…” – George W Bush when receiving a CIA Presidential briefing that bin Laden was intent on attacking America, using airplanes, August , 2001)
February 24th, 2009 at 11:29 am
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February 24th, 2009 at 11:40 am
BAD MR FROSTY AND INOT,
Predictibly, your only defense is to attack me with “insults” as if that makes you right. Bush made mistakes as did EVERY ADMINISTRATION BEFORE HIM. We were hated before he was president…does 9/11 come to mind? All I was saying, is that Ayers, and you two, try to justify hatred and evil behaviour by trying to make a moral equivilance. Can’t be done. Ayers would have been better to say what he did was wrong, if for what he thought was a good reason.
People are screaming about sensitivity to others feelings; how about the feelings of those he tried to bomb or those his fellow bombers did hurt?
February 24th, 2009 at 12:52 pm
‘Scooter’ Libby and Karl Rove are both ‘free as a bird’ too!
February 24th, 2009 at 1:06 pm
The real issue which cannot be proven is what was the foundation of there relation was it based on what Ayers did 40 years ago and the discussing these types of tactics? Or was it based on community service Ayers has worked with Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley to upgrade the city’s schools. Or that Ayers in 1995 co-authored a grant proposal that won $49 million to boost Chicago’s schoolchildren. and whatever common ground they may have had philosophically?
Obviously Ayers does not agree with Obama on Afgan….
The reason this is so difficult it is impossible to know especially when the crimes happened so long ago
I disagree with Ayers views on his past bombings but that has nothing to do with Obama.
If Hannity or other ilk like him had tapes of Obama agreeing with Ayers and discussing this approach to protest war then it would be a smoking gun but no such evidence exists…Nothing even close. If one indicts Obama on associating with Ayers who else can stand the school leadership he teaches at the Mayor?
For Example:
Not to mention Hannity’s Mentor is talk show host Bob Grant
A man who said the following
1-Let Haitian Boat people drown even if we can rescue them.
2-Told black callers not to shine his shoes
3-Said we should hand out Poison drugs in the inner city instead of protecting people would get rid of scum
4-Wished Ron Brown dead after plane crash GOT HIM FIRED-
5-Called Black Mayor Dinkins “Washroom Assistant”
And that is just the beginning.
Other Hannity friends Mark Furman The Bounty Hunter etc
What do all these people have in common? Could it be racism? The N word…..?
The Republican party?
How’s that again? Bush and McCain endorsed a convicted felon who once advocated bombing Washington buildings and urged using Teamsters like Gestapo thugs to beat up anti-war demonstrators? How can McCain forgive Charles Colson and praise his later commendable works when he will not do the same for Ayers?
McCain has also lauded (”I’m proud of you!”) right-wing broadcaster G. Gordon Liddy, a man convicted for his mastermind role in the burglary of the Democratic National Committee in the Watergate, and for which he served four years in prison. According to Huffington Post, Liddy hosted a fund-raiser for McCain and chipped in a few thousand bucks of his own.
Unlike Obama McCain was not a child when these above activities took place………He was very aware AND VERY ACTIVE POLITICALLY…
Oh I forgot Bush and McCain are part of the Good Old boys network so this is forgiven.
I Forgot….
YOU HAVE LOST THIS ONE MOVE ON…………..
Guilt of Association few survive
February 24th, 2009 at 1:46 pm
I don’t hate you Alan & I understand the opportunity to interview the “unrepentent terrorist” Bill Ayers but your interview with Sean last night really disturbed me because you were obviously quite taken with this homegrown terrorist and gave him a pass on every terrorist act or excuse he came up with. Do you REALLY believe he did not know he had dedicated his book to Sirhan Sirhan??? Come on, he’s not only a terrorist but a liar & from how it looks to me, he made a fool of you.
February 24th, 2009 at 1:57 pm
Why can’t you folks in the media leave this guy alone? He obviously didn’t want to be out there in the public during the campaign, and now there is absolutely no reason for it now. What Prof. Ayers did as a young man some 40 years ago,is not who this man is now. And any relationship however small that he had with President Obama is totally irrelevant…I think it truly is time to move on…seriously now.
February 24th, 2009 at 3:34 pm
Lucieann
You are right but GOP has nothing else
Thanks
February 24th, 2009 at 3:42 pm
Well said, Lucieann. You’re completely right, but these people need something to bash the left with.
February 24th, 2009 at 4:37 pm
Denny
Comparing what Bob Grant said on the radio to blowing up a building is a very lame comparision. Charles Colson served his time and started many worthwhile causes..Prison Fellowship Wilderforce Forum and won The Templton Prize which he donated. If you liberals are tired of hearing from Bill Ayers why is Alan interviewing him
February 24th, 2009 at 4:48 pm
Goliath43
You have to ask Alan but I guarantee the answer is in FOX News itself the interview took place on Hannity for a reason. He was obsessed with the Ayers.
Also al hate and wrong thinking starts with ideas and promoting those ideas whether it be Marxism or Nazism.
To downplay Bob Grant being Sean’s Mentor is not ealistic
Sean has never condemned the staements of Grant and nether have ever apologized for it.
Funny liberals are always held accountable for Wright Sharpton Jesse Moore etc and they are just words in most cases.
You add Grant to the list of Hannity favorites like I said it does not paint a pretty picture.
The way he defended the bounty Hunter IMUS Mark Furman etc is amazing.
I guess you have to use the N word to guarantee a spot on Hannity’s show ?
Jesus said what comes out of your mouth is what is in your heart…
If he so admires a Bigot like Grant that he is his mentor and excuses anti Black statement like the bounty Hunter so easily then you do the math it is obvious the man is ignorant in the least and we know the worst..
Fox signs Alan’s check so I guess he has too. Only he knows
Do only right wing people get tehse second chances taht is a question you should ask and Libby is has extreme has they come plus Mccain sat on a board that many prominant groups called ant-Semtic and racist
My point was we could all play quiltby association
Unless someone shows what teh foundation was between Ayerss and Obam is is like blowing the sea
February 24th, 2009 at 5:00 pm
I’m not sure why I’m wasting my time responding the hate in your heart is overwhelming.
Grant is a radio talk show host and Sean isn’t running for president that I know of.
Don’t you think there is a little more accountabilty when it comes to guilt by association when your running for president.
February 24th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
Don’t you think there is a little more accountabilty when it comes to guilt by association when your running for president.
Posted by goliath43
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Not when the association is insignificant,and promoted only by his political opponents.
Meanwhile, this is comimg from those who supported convicted felons serving in the Bush administration.
February 24th, 2009 at 5:22 pm
He wouldn’t do the interviews if he didn’t want the publicity.
It shouldn’t matter WHO is bringing up what he did. What he did was wrong, regardless of who is pointing it out.
February 24th, 2009 at 5:27 pm
DEB You still miss the point. Ayers is an American Citizen and was subjected to American Law. While I have every sympathy for the victims of 9/11, this act did not give G W BUSH THE RIGHT TO INVADE A SOVERING NATION IRAQ AND MURDER 1,000 OF PEOPLE.
As a teenager I was visiting the Tower of London in 1974, when the IRA blew up a bomb,. that’s the Irish republican army,so I know a little about terrorism. At no time did Britain launch a full scale military assault on Ireland. What about all the Americans who funded the IRA a real terrorist organization, fund raising events were held in Boston regularly. G W Bush and his administration promoted rendition and torture, they lock up innocent people without charge and in humanely. Ayers is small fry compared to the heinous acts of Bush and his cohorts. Maybe if America stands back and looks at its foreign policy’s in the Middle east, then it can see why EVENTS HAPPEN. I make no excuse for any act of terrorism, but you must learn to accept the role G W Bush as played and realise being a president does not excuse any act of terrorism. Lets put it this way, HAMAS are the democratically elected government of GAZA. Who called for democratic elections in Gaza, G W Bush, who won the election Hamas, so you cant complain when you dont get the result you want. Those who commit crimes against humanity must be held accountable and that includes the likes of Bush, Cheney, Rove etc etc etc.
February 24th, 2009 at 5:33 pm
Pres. Bush had close associations with the Saudi’s ruling family which has one of the poorest human rights record in the world today. Yet, noone suggests/suggested that Pres. Bush supported public beheading/suppression of human rights etc
In fact few people beyond Michael Moore even really cared about this.
Why the double standard with William Ayer’s?
On the flip side, I think his work with Chicago education gets misrepresented as just an effort to improve standards. What I’ve read is that his agenda has been to specifically promote ‘questioning the system’ and not being afraid of taking action, placing more importance on this than normal academic achievement (feel free to prove me wrong if you know differently).
Now, I’m all for the right to ‘dissent’ and to encourage free thinking but given what he was prepared to do to back up his views, It seems to me a bit like putting Captain Ahab in charge of a whale conservation program?
February 24th, 2009 at 6:13 pm
How is the association not significant when you are commander in chief of the most powerful country in the world political or not.
February 24th, 2009 at 6:49 pm
Personally, you should rejoice that you have a president with enough real world experience that he has met, talked with, and experienced MANY different people from MANY walks of life and socio-political world-views.
What a refreshing change from the moron of the past 8 years who reportedly didn’t even have a passport, and needed special permission to travel to Canada because of his drinking crimes…
It’s funny, but it seems like a bad time to do anything that can be labelled as ‘terrorism’. Blowing up material posessions, where no lives were in danger, in order to draw attention to the tens of thousands of young americans being slaughtered for no reason 10,000 miles away in Viet Nam, is indeed “terrorism”, I suppose. (?!)
Although blowing up abortion clinics, tree-harvesting equipment, and sabotaging oil-wells never seems to get the same press. And of course the high seas piracy act of illegally boarding a ship and dumping the cargo of tes, representing the lively hood of dozens of british merchants…well, that’s ‘civil disobedience’?
Attempted CIA-funded coups against the leaders of Venezuela, the Congo, and Haiti, to name just a few…well, that’s different, right?
*yawn*
February 24th, 2009 at 7:07 pm
I think it is insignificant because, serving on a board with someone who was appointed by Reagan, has nothing to do with what they did when you were seven years old.
Also, as Lee pointed out Bush has had much closer ties with the bin Ladin family, and those who CURRENTLY fund those who attacked us.
I think this Ayres stuff is just pablum to soothe those who want to hate Obama.
February 24th, 2009 at 7:25 pm
I just have a problem with anyone giving this man attention. Forget what the republicans have done (Irrelavant). Forget what the democrats have done (Irrevelevant). This is a basis of American moral principle that it is okay to peacefully protest but to violate the laws of the land in the most extreme of ways is beyond wrong. Repentant or not, who cares! You only get one shot in life and I’m not like some christian right wing nut that says “forgive and forget”. This man is a horrible person that is in no way a role model for youth that should be parading around giving speeches at colleges or be a professor in any institution. Bush was an @ssh*loe and so was he whole administration … so what! (Irrelevant)
And Frosty, all of the things you list above are horrible events also that have no baring in our society. The bill of rights and constitution of this country give you rights but not to unjustly harm another or their property.
February 24th, 2009 at 7:25 pm
This man and I use the term loosley is piece of trash and giving him any more time in the spotlight is just poor judgement. Alan saying that you don’t agree with does’nt let you off the hook when you continue you give him a platform to voice his vile crap.
February 24th, 2009 at 7:40 pm
Brian,
The Boston ‘tea party’ had no bearing on your society?
?que?
February 24th, 2009 at 10:41 pm
I for one think the Boston Tea Party participants were in the wrong and should have been jailed.
I think it’s funny that people call the revolutionist, terrorists. The whole group was not, though there were some examples of terrorism. The Declaration of Independence is a pretty concise and peaceful document. Only when the British decided to force the new union to break away were there any true hostilities, and the hostilities were in order to preserve and protect their new nation.
Sure, if the Brits would have routed the colonists and won the war, history would be different, but more on par with the Texas Nationalist movement than Islamic terrorists.
February 25th, 2009 at 3:23 am
Goliath
(Hate in my heart you must mean Hannity) Sure there is more responsibility when running for President but he answered all the questions and went on O’Reilly to be challenged by one of the best.
(More then you can say for Palin oooooh Couric is so tough LOL)
There was never any proof is association had anything to do with what happened forty years ago.
And you cannot disprove a negative.
But you really don’t know your history or the power of words. Darwin, Freud, Karl Marx Nietzsche etc all never ran for office yet had a profound impact on our society and future societies all where anti God. Before Hitler gained office he wrote a book just words RIGHT?
Therefore who we associated with; ideologically says a lot…
You condemn Obama for having Wright a fathering figure yet nothing he said can even compare to Grant. In fact many years of PREACHING and they basically have two clips WOW. Wishing Haitians people drown? Wishing Ron Brown dead? Telling cops to give out drugs that kill; ETC
You downplay Hannity having Bob Grant has his mentor even though Grant is an out and out racist. If that does not bother you then you have the hate in your heart and need self examination. Bob Grant did not say these things 40 years ago but spread out over the last forty years. Not when Hannity was eight years old and unlike Obama you can prove Hannity knew about it.
Add that to Hannity using an Anti-Semite to promote his Ayers Obama special-Bounty Hunter defense- Imus defense Mark Furman etc….And THEN picture is clear.
What a double standard if you are on the left especially black you are never forgiven and held to a different standard….
Do you condemn Grant’s hate?
Does it bother you that this is Hannity’s mentor?
What if liberal host’s heroes were Marx Farrakhan and Nietzsche after all only words right?
Do you proof what the relationship between Ayers and Obama was founded on? Where is the smoking Gun….?
February 25th, 2009 at 10:33 am
I haven’t heard of this Bob Grant character. Hannity’s mentor, eh?
Let’s have a look…
February 25th, 2009 at 10:58 am
Frosty
It is quite scary
Danka
February 25th, 2009 at 11:10 am
What woudl you do?
One of Grant’s favorite words for African-Americans is “savages”: The U.S., he said (1/6/92), has “millions of sub-humanoids, savages, who really would feel more at home careening along the sands of the Kalahari or the dry deserts of eastern Kenya–people who, for whatever reason, have not become civilized.” He declared (10/15/93) that “if they didn’t observe Martin King Day, there would be trouble from the savages.”
Apologists for Grant say that he only uses “savages” to refer to rioters and criminals (as if applying racial stereotypes to criminals was not racist). But it isn’t true: Grant has referred to black churchgoers as “screaming savages” (4/30/93); he’s said (7/15/93) that black fraternity members represent “the savage mind, the primitive, primordial mentality.” After overcrowding at a charity event led to deaths, Grant referred to the crowd (1/6/92) as “the 3,000 to 5,000 savages who showed up for the rap stars’ basketball game.”
He denounced a federal judge for being “one of them” (6/9/93): “You know Sterling Johnson has been made a federal judge only because he had that marvelous commodity called melanin.” Grant says he’s been praying for the death of Magic Johnson (10/1/92): “Why is it taking so long for the HIV to go into full-blown AIDS?”
Haitian refugees are “swine” and “sub-human infiltrators” who multiply “like maggots on a hot day” (3/20/92). AIDS in Haiti, according to Grant (6/28/94), is “not prevalent enough; there’s too many of them.”
What would you do if you a person has often called blacks “savages” and has prayed for African Americans to get AIDS?
What would you do if a person said that he has a feeling that Ron Brown may have survived a plane crash but he has this belief because he is a pessimist?
What would you do if a person says, in the words of the NY Times article “consistently expressed the view that blacks and Hispanic people are genetically inferior to whites”
What would you do if a person said, “I’d like to get every environmentalist, put them up against a wall and shoot them.”
What would you do if a person said that the solution to Haitian immigration is “to drown them?”
What would you do if a person says that he wants to “sterilze” African Americans?
What would you do if a person says that “I have no problem with the National Alliance” and uses his show on multiple occasions to promote the National Alliance. For those who don’t know,
The National Alliance is a neo-Nazi organization led by William Pierce, former secretary of the American Nazi Party under George Lincoln Rockwell. Pierce is the author (under a pseudonym) of The Turner Diaries…
(Not Hal Turner but the source of inspiration for Timothy McVeigh.)
Well if you are Sean Hannity, you call him your mentor and successfully fight to have him return to the WABC airwaves. If you are Sean Hannity you write glowingly about Grant in your books and bring Grant along to your Scammity Concerts in which you and Oliver North rip people off in the name of the troops.
Plenty of documentation
Hannity needs to take plank out of own eye
February 25th, 2009 at 11:30 am
He also pyts down politicians that hang with rappers on the trail but regulary him and McCain tour with Hank Williams JR who brags about addiction being a family tracdition and was arrested for assault
In fact Hannity joined Hank on stage to sing it how fitting…
they get on me wanna know Hank
why do you drink?
(Hank) why do you roll smoke?
Why must you live out the songs that you wrote?
over and over
everybody made my prediction
so if i get stoned
I’m just carryin’
on an old family tradition
I am very proud
of my daddys name
although his kinda music
and mine ain’t exactly the same
stop and think it over
put yourself in my position
if i get stoned and sing all night long
it’s a family tradition
Words-
So don’t ask me Hank
why do you drink?
(Hank) why do you roll smoke?
Why must you live out the songs you wrote?
Stop and think it over
Try and put yourself in my unique position
If I get stoned and sing all night long
It’s a family tradition!
Imagine a rapper with that past?
But its a good old boy no problem
February 25th, 2009 at 11:36 am
So don’t ask me Hank
why do you drink?
(Hank) why do you roll smoke?
Why must you live out the songs you wrote?
Stop and think it over
Try and put yourself in my unique position
If I get stoned and sing all night long
It’s a family tradition!
February 25th, 2009 at 11:36 am
HANK WILLIAMS ANOTHER HANITTY HERO…….
WAIT HE IS BRAGGING ABOUT ADDICTION WAS ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
WENT ON TOUR WITH McCain yet HANNITY PUTS DOWN RAPPERS WHO GO ON TRAIL WITH POLITICIANS
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
February 25th, 2009 at 11:50 am
Words to song by Song don’t ask me Hank Williams Jr
Song lyrics by hank Williams Jr
Tours with Hannity and McCain
Was arrested for assault
Yet Hannity puts down rappers tour with candidates
Mmmmmmm what is the difference between the two? MMM MMM
I just cannot fiqure it out LOL
February 25th, 2009 at 1:23 pm
Those are the great lyrics of a song by Hank Williams JR
ADDICTION IS A FAMILY TRADITION
HANNITY SONG IT WITH HIM AT ONE OF THOSE RALLIES
BOB GRANT WAS ALSO THERE
AND HE CRITIZES POLITICIANS FOR BRINGING RAP STARS WITH THEM
WOW WHAT HYPOCRISY
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE UUUUUUUUUUUUUM PIGMENTATION?
February 25th, 2009 at 3:38 pm
McCain also hung with him on the trail
Wow
February 25th, 2009 at 3:39 pm
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February 25th, 2009 at 6:42 pm
I know this may be hard to believe, but a lot of people had no clue who Bill Ayers is, myself being one of them. Actually Sean Hannity put him in the spot light, over and over and over and over…. until everyone got sick of hearing about him!!! Same way with Rev. Wright, who is he!! Thanks Sean for making everyone miserable hearing about these two people who do not account for anything or anyone! Most people could care less about them, and apparently that is true because Americans voted for President Obama despite your distractions!
February 27th, 2009 at 3:26 pm