Why McCain dropped the Ayers attacks

[LuckyTheDog]

Walter Annenberg, whose foundation funded Ayers' projects in Chicago, turns out to have been a very close friend of...

Wait for it...

Wait for it....

RONALD REAGAN!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Annenberg

ROFLMAO!



:rofl:

[YDogg]

1. i think he didn't have the guts to say it to Obama himself last night.

they'll keep this shit up.

[Connie_Corleone]

2. Both McCain and Evil Gidget talked about Ayers with Hannity today.

[Lucky 13]

4. Evil Gidget! bwahahaha

I heard another good one just a few minutes ago: Churchy Spice

[LuckyTheDog]

5. We need to counter with this info

Walter Annenberg, a very close friend of Reagan, was MUCH MORE CLOSELY "ASSOCIATED" with Ayers than Obama ever was!

[jwirr]

3. Annenberg was not only a friend but a huge supporter of his political

campaign.

[LuckyTheDog]

6. And, apparently, a terrorist

According to GOPer logic.

[babylonsister]

7. Could also have been he wants to avoid too much info on Keating 5.

Obama has a lot more money to play these games than McBush does.

[berni_mccoy]

8. Annenberg also runs FactCheck.org

[cali]

9. He has NOT dropped it. He's smearing Obama with it on tonight's Hannity show

and using Rezco and Phleger, too. Today they released the Murtaugh statement about how "Obama's friend Bill Ayers tried to kill me". They'll be using it more and more.

[LuckyTheDog]

14. Well, in their defense...

they are LYING SACKS OF SHIT!

[AlCzervik]

10. he hasn't.

[Cha]

11. You think he gives a shit about that if

means turning the election around by him being able to brand Obama with being an associate to a domestic terrorist?

Maybe he's more concerned with having Keating 5 Obamaranged on his head?

[dgibby]

12. and Mrs Annenberg

has endorsed John McCain! Both Obamas discussed this today on ABC and CNN.

[Essene]

13. 1. guilt by association would KILL mccain/palin 2. their tactic wasnt working at all

he had to drop it.

[1corona4u]

15. He didn't drop it...he has a new ad out today.

About Ayers.

[LynneSin]

16. Yes but Ronald Reagan never liked John McCain

it was in the article from Rolling Stones. After McCain dumped his first wife, the Reagans were clearly upset and refused to talk to McCain anymore. Even today it took Nancy forever to come out and endorse McCain and even then she did it only half-heartingly