“Bill Ayers” on The Daily Caller

On Saturday, Weather Underground co-founder Bill Ayers gave a live reading of an essay about a Feb. 5 dinner party he hosted with his wife and fellow traveler Bernardine Dohrn. The performance event, a weekly “comedy variety show” hosted at the Horseshoe Place in Chicago, featured Ayers’ jabs at the late Andrew Breitbart and the still-with-us Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson. (more)

1.) Republican adopting the language of Occupy Wall Street?  – In a campaign strategy she really ought to take a moment to reconsider, the Republican opponent of California Sen. Diane Feinstein, Elizabeth Emken, is adopting the language of Occupy Wall Street. TheDC’s Alexis Levinson reports: (more)

Text of the menu from TheDC’s dinner with Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn on Sunday February 5, 2012: (more)

CHICAGO, Ill. — At an extravagant penthouse apartment in downtown Chicago, The Daily Caller dined with former terrorists Sunday night. (more)

On “Fox & Friends” Monday morning, The Daily Caller’s senior editor, Jamie Weinstein, discussed TheDC’s Sunday night dinner with former Weather Underground leaders and friends of President Obama Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn. (more)

1.) End the Fed? Let’s start with the SOTU — If you thought Monday night’s GOP primary debate was enthralling, you probably loved President Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday night. Fulfilling a presidential tradition of boring Congress into submission once a year with an interminably long speech, President Obama performed marvelously. TheDC’s Neil Munro gives the details: (more)

Tucker Carlson, meet Bill Ayers. (more)

I’ve received quite a response to my most recent column on these pages, entitled “Ron Paul is a bigot.” I’ve learned that Ron Paul supporters don’t take kindly to having their candidate criticized. Here’s a sampling of some of my fan mail: (more)

Daily Caller editor-in-chief Tucker Carlson will have a very special dinner date before the end of 2012 — with Bill Ayers. Yes, that Bill Ayers. (more)

For the low, low price of $2,500, one lucky bidder and five friends are set to have dinner cooked for them by Weather Underground leaders Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn. The auction was hosted by the Illinois Humanities Council (IHC), a non-profit founded — and still funded — by the National Endowment for the Humanities. (more)

Donald Trump appeared on the Laura Ingraham Show Wednesday morning, discussing the controversy he has generated in recent days over his comments regarding President Barack Obama’s birth certificate. (more)

Jared Loughner’s question for Gabrielle Giffords was utterly incomprehensible. When the Arizona representative couldn’t makes sense of Loughner’s nonsense during a 2007 rally, it set the alleged Tucson gunman off (“Can you believe it, they wouldn’t answer my question“). Loughner felt ignored and then the questions stopped. (more)

When retiring University of Illinois at Chicago professor Bill Ayers co-wrote a book in 1973, it was dedicated in part to Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy. (more)

The so-called “mainstream media” has spent the past week trying to determine how anywhere from one-fifth to one-quarter of the American people could conclude that President Obama is a Muslim.  The commentary has almost universally condemned Americans as “ignorant,” “ill-informed,” “racist,” or “bigoted,” asserting disdainfully that it’s “obvious” that Obama is a Christian. (more)

Speaking in Turkey on Tuesday, British Prime Minister David Cameron slammed Israel and called Gaza a “prison camp.” (Apparently Gaza is the first prison camp with luxury shopping malls.) The British Foreign Office has been taking the blame for this betrayal of Israel, but they’re claiming they were as surprised as anyone. Now, a high-placed and knowledgeable source has informed me that it was Obama’s people who put the slamming of Israel into Cameron’s speech. (more)

Prior to the 2008 election, the Obama Presidential campaign’s narrative, echoed by the media, told voters that any reporting on then presidential candidate, Sen. Barack Obama’s, dubious associations with Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers was nothing more than a desperate distraction. (more)