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To: Road Walker who wrote (426310)	10/14/2008 8:24:01 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572675

I knew you were geographically challenged. Chicago, Obama and every supporter of his should be ashamed of Bill Ayers. But instead you admire him. I guess to liberals those dead cops aren't people.

To: Road Walker who wrote (426310)	10/14/2008 11:23:41 PM
From: tejek	2 Recommendations Respond to of 1572675

Buckley’s Son Leaves National Review By PATRICIA COHEN Christopher Buckley, the author and son of the late conservative mainstay William F. Buckley, said in a telephone interview that he has resigned from the National Review, the political journal his father founded in 1955. Mr. Buckley said he had “been effectively fatwahed by the conservative movement” after endorsing Barack Obama in a blog posting on TheDailyBeast.com; since then, he said he has been blanketed with hate mail at the blog and at the National Review, where he has written a column. As a result, he wrote to Richard Lowry, the editor of the National Review, and its publisher, Jack Fowler, offering to resign, and “this offer was rather briskly accepted,” Mr. Buckley said. Mr. Buckley said he did not understand the sense of betrayal that some of his conservative colleagues felt, but said that the fury and ugly comments his endorsement generated is “part of the calcification of modern discourse. It’s so angry.” Paraphrasing Ronald Reagan’s quote about the Democrats, Mr. Buckley added, “I haven’t left the Republican Party. It left me.”