The American Spectator

p>Satire is rich, but when it comes from the voice of a cynic, it’s self-referential babble-rousing. br> — Patrick Phillips /p>

What I don’t understand is why SOMEONE who has the authority to do something, stops Obama from censoring the facts about what Obama really stands for and his past years. I can’t take this anymore. I thought this is America where these things could see the light of day. No man should have the power to censor anything he wants to. This country was founded on freedom to expose people like Obama. At least be able to give “we the people” the right to try to inform the others of the truth. I can’t take this anymore. Is this really America or NOT? Is there anyone brave enough to do something about this? What are they afraid of? Do they not care? Is it too much trouble? Are they afraid of what people might “say”? Is that more important than truth? Has our country come to this? At least give the people the facts and let them make their own decision!

p>Have we lost the basic fundamentals this country was founded on? br> — Frankie Goodson /p>

Matthew Vadum writes a compelling article. Unfortunately, it’s one that completely leaves out the most important tie to the slime campaign. That is the Obama tie to Saul Alinsky. Alinsky is the name that apparently cannot be mentioned or written by those on the conservative side of the political spectrum. The Spectator has not had a single comprehensive article on this Marxist radical and his ties to Obama. Yet the Obama campaign is following, step by step, the game plan as laid out over three decades ago by Alinsky in his tome Rules for Radicals. In case after case this has been the plan. It is no trouble for a precocious 10 year old to predict the Obama campaign reaction to any part of the McCain/Palin campaign, if said 10 year old has read Alinsky’s book. Who would better know the Alinsky method than Obama, when he taught classes on the subject in Chicago and its environs?

p>How about the Spectator lifting the ban on mention of Obama’s slavish devotion to the Alinsky methods in its articles? Would the Spectator be as circumspect in bringing up the links between Hillary Clinton and Saul Alinsky? Hmm!