Are the ads about McShame's friendship with domestic terrorist G. Gordon Liddy ready to air?

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Does anyone know if Obama's people are going to inform the voters that McShame and Watergate felon and domestic terrorist G. Gordon Liddy are long time friends? I beleive I read that McStain admires Liddy . . . :wow:

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1. Or, better yet . . .

maybe he'll save that goody for the debate, if and when McStain brings up Ayres.

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2. K&R -- Good question. //nt

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3. I wonder if there's someone here has a little inside info

I can't see a downside to countering Ayers with Liddy. Liddy is even more damning because he's a well known name and they were actually good friends!

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4. actual terrorism against democracy doesn't measure up to a sixty's dreamer

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5. But even more important

G. Gordon Liddy and McStain are "good friends" and admire one another - that's from McStain's appearance on Liddy's radio show. It must be recorded somewhere.

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6. The trouble is who are you going to

influence? The Repugs idolise G. Gordon Liddy and traitor O. North. McCain may gain following if you link him to them.

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7. Do we care what the Repugs think?

McStain already has them. I didn't even know the extent of Liddy's crimes, so I think citizen's out there who are undecided or need a nudge will find this enlightening, and at the very least, cancel out the Ayers exaggeration smears.

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8. I'm still wondering if this is waiting in the wings

I heard Clarence Page mention it yesterday on Countdown, but aside from him and The Huffington Post I haven't heard this talked about in the MSM.

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9. Why do like McLame and blow all your wads too soon? n/t

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10. I agree with that

God knows I'm no professional, but I think it would be very effective for Obama to sucker punch McClown with it if he brings up Ayers or Rev. Wright tonight.

For one, it wouldn't be going negative because he would be defending himself. Second, he'd be springing it in front of a huge audience and the media would do analysis for days which would not only educate the public on McClown's character, but neutralize the impact of Obama's "associations" by outing McCain as a hypocrite. And finally, as a delicious fringe benefit, McCain could possibly explode like a roman candle.

I'd like a little hint, though, something to let me know they've got it waiting in their back pocket.