I have decided that I cannot wait for the folks at Romney for President, Inc. to give me a call. In today’s modern America, it looks like you need to be your own Walter Cronkite, your own Karl Rove, and your own Reince Priebus. I tried to get out the message that young Obama was not a centrist pragmatist in July 2008, but – to my horror – no one at all picked up the story. It was extremely frustrating to me and my wife. How could the American people vote for a radical to be president of the United States?
Since then, my story on young Barack Obama and his radical friends has been featured in books including Michael Savage’s Trickle Up Poverty, Paul Kengor’s Dupes, Stanley Kurtz’s Radical-In-Chief and Jack Cashill’s Deconstructing Obama. Most recently, my take on young Obama’s ideological extremist was used to help verify the impact that Frank Marshall Davis had on young Obama in a new book by Paul Kengor called The Communist – Frank Marshall Davis: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mentor.
The gist of my take on young Obama has been confirmed by liberal authors including David Remnick in The Bridge (2010) and David Maraniss in Barack Obama: The Story (2012). Remnick, for example, verified that my ex-college girlfriend was a Marxist radical and that so was Obama’s college roommate, Hasan Chandoo.
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