Wolf said something about some documents regarding Ayers that

[my3boyz]

McCain camp is saying was a cover-up? It was a tease and then went to commercial? What is he talking about?

[Mz Pip]

1. Obama covered them up with

sand when he was 8 and playing on a beach somewhere.

You heard it here first. :eyes:

[movonne]

2. delete

[movonne]

3. There is some ad coming out linking Ayers with Obama...even

though he was only 7 years old...

[MrModerate]

4. Ayers seems pretty rehabilitated to me. Let's move on to the next topic.

Obama maybe should/maybe shouldn't bother slapping 'em down on that one.

[KittyWampus]

5. 40 years ago? How fucking stupid can you get.

[MrModerate]

8. Yeah! Let's talk about adultery only 30 years ago instead! n/t

[my3boyz]

10. I thought this was the guy that Obama was supposedly on a board with?

They lie so much that I try not to pay attention to their bs.

[99th_Monkey]

15. If McCain wants a 40 year window on "indiscretions", then his cheating on his first wife

and then dumping her for Cindy 30 years ago is fair game, no?

[gaiilonfong]

6. it's AIPAC Blitzer protecting McCone n/t

[Supersedeas]

12. todays GoP talking point is Ayers, Blitzer will not stray far from the McRove topic of the day

[salonghorn70]

21. Don't Know What Show You Are Watching

It seems that the first 5 min in the 5:00 hour (Texas time) was devoted to McCain's not being able to remember the number of houses he owns.

[TwilightGardener]

7. Let's talk about homes...and how many we have sitting around that we forgot about.

[Onlooker]

9. National Review is trying to get some documents released

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/08/21/obamas-ties-to-ayers-come-up-again/

I think Obama should agree to help get them released, if McCain agrees to release all his military and medical records.

[anonymous171]

11. Good idea. nt

[TwilightGardener]

16. POW records come first--they're being held by a foreign government--

potential for blackmail.

[Pirate Smile]

13. It is this:

http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog/2008/08/obamas_sealed_records_daley_li.html

No biggie.

[Ashy Larry]

14. Another fake controversy

Some right-wing "reporter" wants to go through the records from the foundation board Obama served on with Ayers. They are whining because the library that has the records isn't providing them as fast as they want them to. What do they think could be in there? As far as I have read, the foundation basically gave money to various educational projects. Scary!

[monmouth]

17. If it was 40 years ago, Obama would have been 7. Glad they

wasted the money on this loser ad...LOL.

[Tesibria]

18. the ALLEGED coverup relates to papers re: Chicago Annenberg Challenge

.... which are stored at the Richard J. Daley Library at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where Ayers is a professor. The Library is refusing to release the files until it gets permission from relevant stakeholders.

See http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/08/21/obamas-ties-to-ayers-come-up-again/?mod=homeblogmod_washingtonwire for the basic "story."

[MattP]

19. MSM sucks

National Review demands something it's news and they act like they are honost brokers WTF is up with that.

[highplainsdem]

20. They might be talking about this (link):

http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog/2008/08/barack_obama_records_sealed_at.html

The University of Illinois has refused to release records related to Sen. Barack Obama's service for a nonprofit educational project that put him in contact with activist William Ayers, a 1960s-era radical and now education professor.

The university's Chicago campus maintains that the donor of the records that document the work of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge has not handed over ownership rights. The university says it is "aggressively pursuing" an agreement with the donor, and as soon as an agreement is reached, the collection will be made accessible to the public. The university has not identified the donor.

The Obama campaign says the senator does not have control over these records or the ability to release them, adding that it has made many documents related to Obama's life available to the public and that "we are pleased the university is pursuing an agreement that would make these records publicly available."

The National Review this week posted an article online saying that the institution had initially deemed the records open to inspection, but that the university subsequently reversed its position. Tuesday, the university said that there had been a misunderstanding.

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