Elisabeth Hasselbeck was at a luncheon when she talked about the difference between Cindy McCain and Michelle Obama when each came on The View. Elisabeth said Cindy did not come on the show with a list of topics that Elisabeth, and the other girls, were not allowed to talk about, unlike Michelle Obama. Elisabeth said, that’s because Cindy has "nothing to hide." The truth hurts, and CNN is whining in the video above.

Rather than discussing the fact that Michelle does have a lot she’s been hiding, like her Princeton thesis which is racist against whites to the extreme, CNN talks about how Elisabeth should be fired for making those remarks. Liberal democrat stations like CNN only know how to ATTACK, rather than debate and discuss, which is why their ratings are so low.

Public Allies is a Chicago organization of tax payer funded protesters. Barack Obama founded Public Allies in Chicago in 1992, and Michelle Obama became the executive director. The group uses tax payer dollars to pay people who sign up. The Public Allies paid members spend most of their time protesting. Public Allies teaches the young adults that work for them that America is a racist, oppressive place in need of "social change." Public Allies said in a tax filing:

"Our alumni are more than twice as likely as 18-34 year olds to engage in protest activities."

A graduate of the 2005 Los Angeles Public Allies class, Nelly Nieblas, says it’s just a lot of talk about race. It’s a lot of talk about sexism, a lot of talk about homophobia, a lot of talk about isms and phobias. One of those isms is heterosexism, heterosexism, which a Public Allies training seminar in Chicago remember, founding member, Barack Obama. Executive director, Michelle Obama, in Chicago. That’s their chapter. A Public Allies training seminar in Chicago describes heterosexism as a negative byproduct of capital quoting of capitalism, white supremacy, patriarchy and male dominated privilege, end quote. By the way, your tax dollars now fund about half of Public Allies’ expenses, through Bill Clinton’s AmeriCorps. Obama wants to fully fund it and expand it to a national program some say will cost $500 billion.

The information above is just a taste of what the radical socialist teachings that Public Allies promotes. Investor’s Business Daily wrote a much more complete article on the topic. Click here to read it.

After 19 months of Obama running for President, you’d think the mainstream media could have dug this information up, and they probably did, but didn’t share it with anyone else. With Sarah Palin, they dumped an avalanche of rumors, lies, and scandal over her head in only 5 days, and she’s still standing with her head held high. Sarah isn’t making the same excuses that Obama did when he got a few questions he didn’t like. Sarah has answered every question with honesty, and hasn’t tried to hide anything. Obama could learn something from her.

When Obama, Biden, McCain, and Palin square off for the Presidential debates, I’m hoping someone has the guts to ask Obama about his Public Allies organization.

Click here to read the Boot Camp for Radicals article by IBD.

In the video above, Obama says his “community organizing” tells people about where he is coming from, and who he represents. Obama represents Public Allies, a group of racist socialists, who are paid by American taxpayers to protest. If that is the accomplishment he is so proud of, what will he do as President of the United States? The answer is in Public Allies. The video above came out on September 4, which is the same day that Investor’s Business Daily published the truth about Public Allies. What Obama claims Public Allies does in the video, is completely untrue. Obama never mentions what Public Allies really does, because if he did, most people would see him as a radical socialist who wants to start a bloody revolution.

The New Yorker has sparked controversy with a cover cartoon depicting Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. The artist says it is to dispell all the stereotypes, not support them. It’s supposed to be a kind of reverse psychology.

At a press availability Sunday afternoon in San Diego, Senator Obama was asked, according to the diligent Maria Gavrilovic of CBS News:

“The upcoming issue of the New Yorker, the July 21st issue, has a picture of you, depicting you and your wife on the cover. Have you seen it? If not, I can show it to you on my computer. It shows your wife Michelle with an Afro and an AK 47 and the two of you doing the fist bump with you in a sort of turban-type thing on top. I wondered if you’ve seen it or if you want to see it or if you have a response to it?”

Barack Obama (shrugged):

“I have no response to that.”

The New Yorker magazine explains at the start of its news release previewing the issue: “On the cover of the July 21, 2008, issue of the The New Yorker, in ‘The Politics of Fear,’ artist Barry Blitt satirizes the use of scare tactics and misinformation in the Presidential election to derail Barack Obama’s campaign.”

Obama campaign spokesman Bill Burton says:

“The New Yorker may think, as one of their staff explained to us, that their cover is a satirical lampoon of the caricature Senator Obama’s right-wing critics have tried to create. But most readers will see it as tasteless and offensive. And we agree."

The cartoon above accompanies an article about Obama called Making It. There is even a follow-up comment article called Flip-Flop Flap by the New Yorker.

Jesses Jackson has vented his anger towards Obama, and it seems others are doing the same. Sometimes you just see someone and say to yourself, "There’s just something about this guy that I don’t like. I don’t trust him." It seems that lately, a lot of folks have that feeling.

Chris Rock had an interesting opinion about what a black first lady would be like.

What impression do you get of this cartoon? Is it offensive or accurate?

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Michelle Obama was on The View giving scripted answers that support her husband’s bid for the Presidency. Michelle gave a fake appearance on The View, but there is much more to her than meets the eye. Michelle sees people as black or white, not as Americans. Give her thesis, titled "Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community" and written under her maiden name, Michelle LaVaughn Robinson, in 1985, a read before deciding who you think she really is. The thesis may not be in full due to censure by Princeton.

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Michelle Obama will be the guest host on The View on June 18. Mark your calendars.

The View first asked Michelle to simply be a guest, but she said she wanted to be a guest "host" like Cindy McCain back in April. She wants to be in charge. We’ve got another Hillary.

Bill Geddie, The View’s executive producer said:

"Equal time, that’s hard to argue with."

It’s not equal time, Michelle wants an equal position on the show. Geddie adds:

"Being a guest host will allow Michelle Obama to help interview guests and participate in the opening ’hot topics,’ or banter about what’s in the news that day. It offers the chance for someone to show a more complete personality than just sitting for an interview and talking about themselves."

"We treat the wives differently than the candidates. We’re tougher on the candidates than we are on the wives. We’re trying to get to know them."

We will definitely be watching that day, because we want to get to know Michelle as well. Last we heard, the Tennessee Republican Party posted an online video questioning her patriotism. If you didn’t hear about the controversy still surrounding Michelle, watch the video below.

Like John Kerry, Obama’s biggest liability is his wife.