agree with both statements; sounds like the Party line & surely there is more...
(such as, Did Ayers also play a part in making any introductions or deals?)
-— but as we have learned so well, the Party line is helpful, in that what they want to represent is a clue to the truth they want to disguise.
New Thread with links below:
Bill Ayers to righty blogger: Of course I wrote “Dreams from My Father”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2356412/posts
From Hot Air (see Hot Air link for additional links)
What’s more amusing? The fact that he’d tease a conservative by baiting her about the right’s Cashill/Andersen-fueled authorship suspicions, or the fact that the Examiner seems to think he was making an earnest, honest-to-goodness confession?
Note that this wasn’t even in response to a question. He simply blurted it out as soon as the interviewer identified herself as conservative.
Follow the link for the Examiner’s theory that being denied proper credit for the president’s book — which was published almost 15 years ago — may have finally triggered Ayers’s megalomania such that he could no longer suppress the truth during … a chance encounter with a blogger in an airport. Dude?