4th September 2008, 5:21 PM
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I think this speaks for itself.
(Note that a couple of days ago, one day after confirming that Sarah Palin had indeed been a member of the AIP, the party leader "denied" it. Obviously, some McCain campaign officials got to them and 'convinced' them to pretend that she hadn't been a member...)
It's kind of odd that after all that about Obama and his ties to Ayers and the radical nature of his church, McCain chose someone with ties that are at least as bad or worse for his VP...
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I think this speaks for itself.
(Note that a couple of days ago, one day after confirming that Sarah Palin had indeed been a member of the AIP, the party leader "denied" it. Obviously, some McCain campaign officials got to them and 'convinced' them to pretend that she hadn't been a member...)
It's kind of odd that after all that about Obama and his ties to Ayers and the radical nature of his church, McCain chose someone with ties that are at least as bad or worse for his VP...