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“Whatever his claim is, it’s a lie.”

Yes, it’s definitely a lie, but the Republicans don’t as yet have anyone effectively refuting the lies and telling the real story.

McCain and Palin made a so so start today, but still need to sharpen and expand their stump speeches to include the real causes of the financial crisis, which is still volatile and constantly in the news.

“...McCain and Palin made a so so start today,...”

This sort of thing has to be explained at the level of a 4 y/o before half the voters grasp even a basic understanding of the issues.

Bill Ayers has relevance to the story because he is a US citizen.

He is but the tip of a very HUGE ice berg.

"Yes it's definitely a lie, but, the Republicans don't as yet have anyone refuting the lies and telling the real story".

Every problem the Republicans have can be summed up in this one sentence.

Yes, it’s definitely a lie, but the Republicans don’t as yet have anyone effectively refuting the lies and telling the real story.

McCain and Palin made a so so start today, but still need to sharpen and expand their stump speeches to include the real causes of the financial crisis, which is still volatile and constantly in the news.

"The Woods Fund report makes it clear Obama was fully aware of the intimidation tactics used by ACORN's Madeline Talbott in her pioneering efforts to force banks to suspend their usual credit standards. Yet he supported Talbott in every conceivable way. He trained her personal staff and other aspiring ACORN leaders, he consulted with her extensively, and he arranged a major boost in foundation funding for her efforts." [NYPost]

This was out before the VP debate, but the campaign dont want to touch it. I hope it is because they are sitting on something so big that they are content with just winding down the clock.