Luke Lagera With Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Luke Lagera, Georgetown University student, on the question he posed to Bill Ayers last night when Ayers spoke at Georgetown.

Legera stood up to William Ayers at Georgetown Law Center expressing his objections to having Ayers invited to campus as a veteran.  Legera said that Ayers looked down into the podium when he asked the question and others were shocked.  He said the leftist group who introduced him said William Ayers was a patriot.  Legera will graduate in 2010 - he graduated from the Naval Academy.  Ingraham praised Legera for the courage of his convictions and for presenting his case respectfully. 

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Comments

[Todd Herman]

Greetings,

I applaud Luke for asking Mr. Ayers to admit that he does, in fact, wish harm upon American soldiers. Ayers is a liar, a terrorist, an attempted murderer, an accomplice to murder, a man who planned genocide against Americans and, worse, too cowardly to admit the filth he is.

You could do all Americans a fantastic favor if you could help right-minded Americans question this traitor at his next event: do you have his schedule? I cannot find it online w/ any search term. If you would just supply that we can make sure Billy gets questioned again and again at these events.

Thanks,

Todd

[FireMatt3553]

Todd is right on. I'm all for speaking out against this lunatic and his skewed version of reality.

[Georgetown]

As a student at Georgetown University and a friend, I have to say that Luke Lagera is a true leader in politics as potentially learned from his success in his football days. He embodies what we need in the future of the Republican party and I'm very happy he made Ayers feel uninvited at my University. Good job, Luke Lagera!

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