[Liz]

Circa 1994/1995, Bill Ayers ghostwrites Dreams from My Father.

Here's an outstanding post on the Obama team's methodology.

MHGinTN POSTED: The Axelrod methodology of Layering Lies:

Obama started with a ‘who?’ when Bill Ayers was raised by the media........then it segues to a 'well'.....

There was the ‘well, perhaps they met because their children attend the same schools’ (Mara Liasson tried that lie right before the election on FOX Special Report, and no one raised an eyebrow to correct her idiocy).

Then there was...... ‘well, he’s a college professor who lives in my neighborhood.’

Then there was the..... ‘well, I think we served on an Annenberg board overseeing an educational program in Chicago, but I don’t know the guy personally.’

Then, ‘I don’t really know about Ayers’ past, I was only six when all that stuff you're referring to took place.’

The idea is to layer on lies, adding only what is needed to placate the particular challenge that the enemedia will repeat for them.

The process was used with Obama’s commie friends, his hidden history, the Reverend Wright, etc. The process was even used with the Larry Sinclair embarrassment. On ABC, Obama finessed his close association with ACORN by stating, 'well, that's not the biggest problem facing the country.'

SOURCE: FR THREAD 9/24: Andersen Book Blows Ayers' Cover re 'Dreams From My Father'

[stephenjohnbanker]

” The idea is to layer on lies, adding only what is needed to placate the particular challenge that the enemedia will repeat for them.

The process was used with Obama’s commie friends, his hidden history, the Reverend Wright, etc. The process was even used with the Larry Sinclair embarrassment. On ABC, Obama finessed his close association with ACORN by stating, ‘well, that’s not the biggest problem facing the country.’ “

The SOB just refused to answer altogether on ACORN. May he rot in hell.

[Just mythoughts]

Liz thank you for the ping. A thank you Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo for putting together threads of the cloth that gave US BamaKennedy. BamaKennedy says “I serve as a blank screen,” he wrote in The Audacity of Hope, “on which people of vastly different political stripes project their own views.”