Comments on: A 29-year mystery solved: A Kennedy confidant stole Carter’s debate plans, and gave them to Reagan

By: Pincus Kobrinsky

Pincus Kobrinsky — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 03:19:48 +0000

He stole the articles for Reagan’s campaign. But in the great depression he was pink.

By: Pretty Boy Floyd

Pretty Boy Floyd — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:34:02 +0000

oh no the secrets out about Paul Corbin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Common Person

Common Person — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:53:24 +0000

What the hell has Will Jones been smoking? After reading his rantings (above) I think he must be either grossly delusional or on some sort of illegal substance. Whichever, he needs help with his thinking! I have never heard such garbage! Go back to bed Will and get some apparently much needed rest, oh and read a few truthful books…learn some real facts before you open your mouth again.

By: cletus T Rockafella

cletus T Rockafella — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 12:33:13 +0000

“Obama knows this – read in “Audacity of Hope” as he “wraps his mind” around the concept – and is trying to guide America back to the Constitution, as the Republic was intended by Our Whig Founders, and stay alive while doing it.”

If THIS doesn’t prove will jones is an alcoholic and/or a drug abuser, I simply don’t know what does.
Here, a known socialist, who hates the Constitution is allegedly trying to bring America BACK to the Constitution. What garbage and lies. Will, find yourself a hospital and check yourself in. You are brain damaged.

By: Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis

Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 10:41:41 +0000

Right, “John Hendricks,” we must analyze history by understanding political-economic “factions” as Jefferson and Adams taught us in their “postroad correspondence.”

By ordering us out of the papal fiefdom of Vietnam and ending Rome’s bankers’ franchise controlling our money, President Kennedy “bucked” the “military industrial complex/Roman Anti-Christ” and, after assassinating him with impunity (Nixon, Bush1 and the Knight of Malta-led CIA), the knowable sectarian faction of traitors pursuing fascist plutocracy managed to cheat a draft-dodging closet-queen into the White House, compliments of only the votes of the Roman Catholics on the SCOTUS … to commit 9/11.

Obama knows this – read in “Audacity of Hope” as he “wraps his mind” around the concept – and is trying to guide America back to the Constitution, as the Republic was intended by Our Whig Founders, and stay alive while doing it.

We, the sovereign People, must “get out in front,” to protect him, and demand that Bush and Cheney be tried and fried, and Rome’s “Fifth Column” expropriated and extirpated.

http://theamericanfundament.blogspot.com

By: John Hendricks

John Hendricks — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:22:54 +0000

One final word, please. In retrospect I consider the election of Ronald Reagan, who ran on a platform that was IDENTICAL to the Libertarian Party, to be the second greatest political disaster of my lifetime. The first being the assasination of JFK. I supported Reagan in 1980.

By: John Hendricks

John Hendricks — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:20:20 +0000

One final word, please. In retrospect I consider the election of Ronald Reagan, who ran on a platform that was IDENTICAL

By: John Hendricks

John Hendricks — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:14:12 +0000

Reality Trains comments are exactly right. I was a volunteer in Ed Clark’s campaign (libertarian) and I remember the 1980 campaign well. What we didn’t know then, and weren’t to learn until years later, was about the October Surprise wherein Reagan and Bush met with the Ayatollah and arranged for the hostages to be held and then released on the day they took office, the Iran Contra affair wherein the administration was running drugs and selling arms to terrorists, the Reagan administration was behind the crack cocaine epidemic in the ’80’s, Reagan tried to get the war on terror going in the 80s with his “America is standing tall against terrorism” campaign that had to be dropped suddenly when it was learned that Reagan’s administration was selling arms to the terrorists. I could go on and on, but I think it’s a waste of time because people who buy into the left/right political paradigm, and are partisan as either Republicans or Democrats, (as I once was) are living in a completely false reality and are not easily swayed from their delusions.

By: jody

jody — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:12:49 +0000

JVN thank you for you wise words. I am sick of those who have no respect for either side of the political debate no matter what the issue might be. The journalism of our day has turned into hate and disrespect. Many of the politician D and R are attempting to move a country forward and yet the hipe from both sides clouds the issues. Lets stop yelling at each other and find solutions to some fairly serious problem that we have in our nation.

By: RealityTrain

RealityTrain — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:53:52 +0000

As one who was alive and followed the news and actually voted in 1980, Reagan’s election was far from certain in September and October of 1980. As bad as times were (Iran, inflation, interest rates, malaise, etc), polls showed the race too close to call prior to the debate (the fact that Reagan wasn’t ahead by 20 points shows that much of the public had not yet embraced the Great Communicator). The election did not turn until the weekend before the election and when it turned against Carter, it turned in a tidal wave. The fact that Reagan routed Carter and the GOP trounced the Dems nationally on Election Day doesn’t erase the fact that the race was close 2 weeks before. If a football game is tied with 4 minutes left to play, if one team winds up winning by 2 touchdowns it is still a true statement to say “Boy, the game was close with 4 minutes left to play”. In my opinion, Reagan did not need the briefing book to beat Carter in the debate and any Democrat who thinks otherwise is delusional. Why his closest allies felt it necessary to cheat and to buy the book is a mystery and perhaps offers insight into their comfort level about the election in mid-October of 1980. In the end, the public’s disgust with Carter about Iran and the economy outweighed uncertainty about Reagan.