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Free at last-- The radical racist Obama supporters were back at the pulpit this weekend:

Critics of Senator Barack Obama make a strategic mistake when they talk about his “past associations.” That just gives his many defenders in the media an opportunity to counter-attack against “guilt by association.” We all have associations, whether at the office, in our neighborhood, or in various recreational activities. Most of us neither know nor care what our associates believe or say about politics. Associations are very different from alliances. Allies are not just people who happen to be where you are or who happen to be doing the same things you do. You choose allies deliberately for a reason....

Author's Note: When I first wrote this series over a year ago, RFFM.org received some criticism about my viewpoint on the issue. In fact, one reader demanded that his name be removed from the e-mail list. Since then, of course, we have become aware, via various media and Internet sources, of a long series of “white guy” blaming from several leftist groups. This non-exclusive list includes Rev. Jeremiah Wright from Sen. Barack Obama’s former church, Father Pfleger also preaching (or rather screeching) from Wright’s pulpit and former (or maybe still) Obama friend--Pentagon bomber Bill Ayers...

Father Pfleger may be in trouble with more than his church superiors. An eagle-eyed AT reader who must remain anonymous found that his church itself, St. Sabina, has made political donations. If you go to this Illinois campaign contributions reporting site and type in "St Sabina" under Last or only name. You get St Sabina Church $100.00 Individual Contribution 1210 W 78th Pl 9/18/1995 Friends Of Coy Pugh Chicago, IL 60620 St Sabina Church $150.00 Individual Contribution 1210 W 78th Pl 2/16/1996 Friends Of Coy Pugh Chicago, IL 60620 St Sabina Outreach Ministry $2,500.00 Individual Contribution 1210 W. 78th Pl. 10/14/2004 17th Ward...

I'm Still Speechless

December 24, 2004 — This is a bittersweet holiday for a Chicago activist and his son. Father Michael Pfleger is against the war in Iraq. His adopted son recently joined the Army. Their story is similar to mayor Daley's, whose son, Patrick, enlisted earlier this year. "Shock. We were standing out in front of the church one day. He said, 'I need to tell you something.' He said, 'I enlisted.' And I said, 'You what?'" said Father Michael Pfleger, St. Sabina Church Father Pfleger is an anti-war activist who calls the invasion of Iraq immoral-- but he's also the loving...