Will This Video Cook Obama's Goose?

Barack Obama's communist skeletons from the past just won't stop coming out of the closet. You know about Frank Marshall Davis, Weather Underground terrorist Bill Ayers and Van Jones, but if you haven't heard of Alice Palmer, "the Pro-Soviet Agent of Influence Who Gave Barack Obama His First Job in Politics," it's a name you should come to know.

Palmer wasn't simply the woman who gave Obama his first political job. She was the woman who brought him to the home of Bill Ayers for what turned out to be the fateful meeting that launched Obama's political career.

Incidentally, Palmer was also the woman that Barack Obama dethroned when he was first elected to the Illinois State Senate. Yes, we're talking about that Alice Palmer. Wikipedia describes Palmer "as a longtime progressive activist" who served in the Illinois State Senate "from June 6, 1991 until January 8, 1997." It's a highly sanitized description. The video is 25 minutes long but just about every word of Trevor Loudon's talk in compelling. As Loudon explains it, Palmer is the all-too-often "ignored communist in Obama's background" who maintained, during her political career, "high-level and on-going contact with the Soviet Regime," the KGB and the Castro regime in Cuba. Her influence on Obama can't be ignored. In that regard, Loudon tells us that we just don't have another Jimmy Carter in the White House, we have "a hard-core enemy of this country in the White House."