the thing that s really important is that we transcend this. rape is just a terrible, terrible, terrible thing, and your client, again, your client has only been given at the moment a sentence of about a year in prison, which seems to many people to be ridiculously low as a punishment for a conviction of rape. let me tell you about the judge who made that sentence, who pronounced it. he was the judge who wrote ohio s law with respect to who shall be bound over. he was the author of that, if you will. so he knows best. the court that he ran was a model for juvenile courts in the entire united states of america. i think he s qualified better than anyone who had intimate knowledge of the facts of who were candidates for adult prosecution. let s set that straight. they were juveniles for a reason and they were prosecuted in juvenile court for a reason. they didn t have a history and the situation didn t warrant it. now, the lack of evidence are
you feel the need to opine about historical events on national tv, please get your facts straight. we have pointed out before, president obama s opinions have changed from when he was a u.s. and state senator on the debt ceiling, prosecuting the war on terror and it seems on gun policy. back in 1999 with the shooting at columbine high schoolbe fresh in everyone s minds, the illinois state senate took up a bill that would require adult prosecution for discharging a gun in or near a school. state senator obama was one of five senators to vote present on that legislation, which passed 52-1. the chicago tribune called him a buttless cheap for missing a vote for other crime legislation later that year. finally parents in wisconsin aring a are vateed a public ohio was indoctrinating in their words their children in what is called white privilege. the course called american