This just broke about an hour ago, so it's still fresh. I'd venture a guess that it will be picked up by the MSM fairly soon, especially since I'm sure it'll make its way into Democrat talking points (and rightly so).
This is FAR more egregious than the Ayers' connection.
Obama has never and has no intentions to in the future involve Ayers in his political decisions and administration. By all acounts, it was no more than a coincidental working relationship that lasted only as long as the time they were both a part of the Annenberg Challenge and the Woods board.
McCain, however, has hired this man to coordinate everything regarding his (possible) ascension to the presidency. This man will have control over intimate details, and will have a say-so in who's on the potential nominees list.
This is disgusting; McCain better fire him immediately and claim he did not know about his deep involvement in lobbying for Saddam Hussein. That's the only honorable option... but we all know that McCain's honor is hardly present at this point.
FOR THE TL;DR crowd...cookie_nutOctober 14 2008, 20:25:38 UTC
John McCain has gone into the gutter by attempting to paint Obama as a terrorist sympathizer and Anti-American and a bunch of other garbage. People at McCain's rallies refer to his opponent as Barack HUSSEIN Obama, as if being named after his own father is the same as having an allegiance to terrorists and Middle Eastern dictators.
The article basically points out that according to McCain's own guilt-by-association game, he's practically associated with Saddam Hussein and the shady lobbyists pushing this dictator's agenda even as we were with war with the country.
It's a great example as to why McCain doesn't WANT to go down this road. It will backfire.
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Where's the outcry? I admit I didn't read all of the article, though. The spacing is just not good for my eyes; it's all squished together.
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This is FAR more egregious than the Ayers' connection.
Obama has never and has no intentions to in the future involve Ayers in his political decisions and administration. By all acounts, it was no more than a coincidental working relationship that lasted only as long as the time they were both a part of the Annenberg Challenge and the Woods board.
McCain, however, has hired this man to coordinate everything regarding his (possible) ascension to the presidency. This man will have control over intimate details, and will have a say-so in who's on the potential nominees list.
This is disgusting; McCain better fire him immediately and claim he did not know about his deep involvement in lobbying for Saddam Hussein. That's the only honorable option... but we all know that McCain's honor is hardly present at this point.
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The article basically points out that according to McCain's own guilt-by-association game, he's practically associated with Saddam Hussein and the shady lobbyists pushing this dictator's agenda even as we were with war with the country.
It's a great example as to why McCain doesn't WANT to go down this road. It will backfire.
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