Obama does show race under pressure.
Obama and Ayers were two of four speakers on a university forum just a few years ago. That does not mean that BHO is pals with Ayers but this fact alone does discredit the AP story.
The Douglass K. Daniel article was placed on a Comcast website as though it was a factual news story. I'm sure it was posted many other places in the same manner.
In calling the McCain-Palin campaign "faltering" and categorizing the inquiry to Obama's terrorist connections as "exaggerated at best if not outright false" - it becomes clear that this is merely an opinionated editorial under the guise of factual reporting. Most people wouldn't realize this, and most people don't know anything about the extreme-liberal author.
In structuring this article on their website without clearly noting this is an opinion of one man written in the style of a letter to the editor, Comcast has become part of the problem: another left-wing propaganda machine.
If you didn't have enough good reasons to hate your cable company, just add the fact the Comcast has deceptively published this article on their website to the list of disgraceful actions they have perpetrated over the years.
If we can take any solace away from all this, let's hope that competition as a result of capitalism, will one day make Obama and his pals at Comcast a distant memory.
Earl --
Thanks for the comment. I didn't realize that about the Comcast angle -- nice pick up. It wouldn't be a surprise that Comcast would want an Obama Administration to protect its regulatory monopoly on cable/phone/Internet access now would it?
Thanks again for visiting!
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