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August 22nd 2008 Corruption, Communists, Obama

Group Plans Ad Criticizing Obama’s Ties to Ex-Radical - NYTimes.com

WASHINGTON — A new conservative group co-founded by a former campaign aide to Senator John McCain said Thursday that it would begin a major advertising campaign against Senator Barack Obama emphasizing his association with Bill Ayers, the 1960s radical and Weather Underground founder.

Cue the shrieks of “Swiftboating.”

And ignore the fact that everything the Swifties revealed about John Kerry was entirely true.

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-Bill Quick







Comments on this post:

  • SteveF
    August 22nd, 2008 | #1

    “Speaking unwanted truth” is just another way of saying “lying”, Bill.

    The Swiftboaters were babbling about things that happened forty years before, and that had no relevance in 2004. Because they were not relevant, they did not contribute to the greater Truth. In other words, everything the Swiftboaters said was a lie.

  • SDN
    August 22nd, 2008 | #2

    But Scott Beauchamp is totally credible….

  • Tom Cohoe
    August 22nd, 2008 | #3

    Because they were not relevant, they did not contribute to the greater Truth. In other words, everything the Swiftboaters said was a lie.

    Speaking of boats, swift or otherwise, and their pilots … the Great Helmsman himself couldn’t have said it better.

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