In light of what he calls Sen. Hillary Clinton’s “grossly misguided accusations,” Richard Baum, a political science professor at the Center for Chinese Studies at UCLA, has resigned from his role as informal advisor to Clinton’s presidential campaign.
Regarding concerns about human rights, Baum favors persistant advice to “self-righteous finger-pointing aimed at publicly shaming and humiliating them.”
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Liberal Blogosphere’s Loss of Any Legitimacy
Regarding election analysis, I have consistently found myself agreeing with the likes of Michelle Malkin, Karl Rove, Ann Coulter and Lou Dobbs. That really bothers me, but this is mainly because of the Dr. Strangelove obsession that white and black, elitist Leftist activists have with Senator Barack Hussein Obama. This group via the leftist and liberal blogospheres have established Senator Barack Hussein Obama as The Boy in the Bubble. Nothing bad can ever be said about him. No tough questions are allowed. All his negatives are not negatives but a product of his being black in America.
By: districtautocrats on April 20, 2008
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