| | #On Jan. 27, 2008, Conservapedia criticized [[Harvard]]'s decision to have J.K. Rowling as its commencement speaker shortly after she catered to the [[homosexual]] agenda.<ref>See [[Main Page/Previous Conservapedia Breaking News/Archives/January 2008#January_27|Our Archives]]</ref> Over three months later and as the commencement day approached, the Harvard newspaper (the "Crimson") published a similar criticism: "A petty pop culture personality of questionable permanence will send us on our merry way, while figures of real substance wait in the wings."<ref>http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/JK-Rowling-to-speak-at.4049866.jp</ref> "Our commencement speaker tricked parents into letting their kids read books filled with sex, murder, and homosexual role models."<ref>http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/JK-Rowling-to-speak-at.4049866.jp</ref> | | #On Jan. 27, 2008, Conservapedia criticized [[Harvard]]'s decision to have J.K. Rowling as its commencement speaker shortly after she catered to the [[homosexual]] agenda.<ref>See [[Main Page/Previous Conservapedia Breaking News/Archives/January 2008#January_27|Our Archives]]</ref> Over three months later and as the commencement day approached, the Harvard newspaper (the "Crimson") published a similar criticism: "A petty pop culture personality of questionable permanence will send us on our merry way, while figures of real substance wait in the wings."<ref>http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/JK-Rowling-to-speak-at.4049866.jp</ref> "Our commencement speaker tricked parents into letting their kids read books filled with sex, murder, and homosexual role models."<ref>http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/JK-Rowling-to-speak-at.4049866.jp</ref> |
| | #Conservapedia first recognized the [[liberal]] push for an [[Affirmative Action President]]. On Feb. 4, 2008, ten days after this entry appeared here, Michael Savage commented that, if elected, [[Barack Obama]] will be the first Affirmative Action President, as he has such a small amount of political (or military) experience.<ref>For example, popular radio commentator [[Michael Savage]] observed, "We have a woman and a multi-ethnic man running for office on the Democrat side. Is this not akin to a -- an affirmative action election? Isn't that why the libs are hysterical, tripping over themselves to say amen and yes to this affirmative election vote?" Savage added, "America's not ready for an affirmative action presidency." [http://mediamatters.org/items/200802040008]</ref> On March 10, 2008, an article is posted on myMaineToday.com entitled, "Are We Ready For An Affirmative Action President?"<ref>http://my.mainetoday.com/story.html?ID=2110</ref> On March 11, 2008, John Harwood published an article on CNBC's website entitled, "Obama: Affirmative Action Candidate?!"<ref>http://www.cnbc.com/id/23579121/</ref> On March 12, 2008, Joseph Farah, founder of Worldnetdaily.com, published a column entitled, "The affirmative-action president."<ref>http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=58632</ref> | | #Conservapedia first recognized the [[liberal]] push for an [[Affirmative Action President]]. On Feb. 4, 2008, ten days after this entry appeared here, Michael Savage commented that, if elected, [[Barack Obama]] will be the first Affirmative Action President, as he has such a small amount of political (or military) experience.<ref>For example, popular radio commentator [[Michael Savage]] observed, "We have a woman and a multi-ethnic man running for office on the Democrat side. Is this not akin to a -- an affirmative action election? Isn't that why the libs are hysterical, tripping over themselves to say amen and yes to this affirmative election vote?" Savage added, "America's not ready for an affirmative action presidency." [http://mediamatters.org/items/200802040008]</ref> On March 10, 2008, an article is posted on myMaineToday.com entitled, "Are We Ready For An Affirmative Action President?"<ref>http://my.mainetoday.com/story.html?ID=2110</ref> On March 11, 2008, John Harwood published an article on CNBC's website entitled, "Obama: Affirmative Action Candidate?!"<ref>http://www.cnbc.com/id/23579121/</ref> On March 12, 2008, Joseph Farah, founder of Worldnetdaily.com, published a column entitled, "The affirmative-action president."<ref>http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=58632</ref> |