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Would you vote for a candidate who...

Would you vote for a candidate who...

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 11.1%
  • No

    Votes: 16 88.9%

  • Total voters
    18
  • Poll closed .
... had a relationship with an unrepentant terrorist?

no way to honestly and logically answer this question unless 3 things are defined

the canidate, the relationship and the terrorist. :shrug:

i could come up with yes and no examples pretty easy.

This is a case by case question, not a blanket one.
 
Ayers was totally a mentor for Obama. Obama never made any important decisions without ringing up old Bill. He was sort of like the Obi-Wan Kenobi to Obama's Skywalker. Except they're both evil terrorists.
 
You see, in the world of presidential politics things like this do matter. Hell, such a deviant playing the role of King Maker at the local level should be denounced as ferociously as at the national level.

The problem is more than compounded as Ayers used bombs as a weapon of terrorism, and he is unrepentant.

It's no small character flaw on the part of Obama and others.

So it's worse to go to a party at an ex-terrorists house to celebrate one's succession to a state senate, than it is to support current terrorists as they are killing people? Strange.
 
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