The 'New Civility' (Cont'd): NYT's Frank Rich: ‘If You Put A Reloaded Gun’ Up To Palin Would She Know About Bill Ayers?

Yet more of that 'new tone' liberals demanded of conservatives earlier this year (but apparently exempted themselves from just like they exempted themselves from ObamaCare): Frank Rich: ‘If You Put A Reloaded Gun’ Up To Palin Would She Know About Bill Ayers? (just before the 3:00 mark)

More of that new tone here: NBC News’ Matthews Chris Matthews: Republicans ‘Like Secessionists’, Hate Obama

And here Maher reloads on Romney: Maher: Mormonism More Like Islam than Christianity

Obama's Book To Be Renamed "Dreams from My Unrepentent Terrorist Mentor Bill Ayers" - Part 3

An update on a post from back in 2009: Obama's Book To Be Renamed "Dreams from My Unrepentent Terrorist Mentor Bill Ayers". And this one:Video: Bill Ayers admits (again) that he wrote Obama's bio. The story has been out there for some time.  What is quite compelling is the evidence in the writing itself that has been thoroughly covered by Jack Cashill over at American Thinker. It is quite apparent, by the evidence itself, that Ayers wrote Obama's book. And Ayers admits it: Ayers admits (again) he wrote Obama bio

Bill Ayers has once again suggested he was the author of Barack Obama's celebrated autobiography, even though the admission could be explained away as a mocking irony designed only to goad Ayers's critics by yet another false admission he was the president's ghostwriter.

At the conclusion of a speech sponsored by the Students for a Democratic Society at Montclair State University in New Jersey, the former Weather Underground bomber gleefully claimed credit for writing Obama's "Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance."
 
As shown in a video clip on YouTube, Ayers responding to a question about "Dreams," said, "Did you know that I wrote it, incidentally?"

More from WND:

WND reported Oct. 8, 2009, that Ayers had given a similar taunting answer to a National Journal reporter who posed the question at a national book conference.

Ayers declared to the National Journal reporter, "Yes, I wrote 'Dreams from My Father.'"
 
"Here's what I'm going to say," Ayers said according to a report in Talking Points Memo. "This is my quote. Be sure to write it down: 'Yes, I wrote 'Dreams from My Father.' I ghostwrote the whole thing. I met with the president three or four times, and then I wrote the entire book."

Lovely company O keeps, no? In any case, via moonbattery: