[Sean]

Well, McCain certainly is exploring all possible angles with this Ayers crap. It's apparently no longer an issue of Obama serving on a charitable foundation's board with the ex-terrorist - now it's all about Obama's honesty:

“We need to know the full extent of the relationship, because of whether Sen. Obama is telling the truth to the American people or not. That’s the question.”

(McCain) says he doesn’t care about “an old washed-up terrorist,” but cares that Obama has referred to him as “a guy who lives in my neighborhood.”

So does McCain really want to get into a debate over who's been telling the tallest tales in this election?

Obama camp's response:

“It’s now clear that John McCain would rather launch angry, personal attacks than talk about the economy or defend his risky bailout scheme that hands over billions in taxpayer dollars to the same irresponsible Wall Street banks and lenders that got us into this mess – a scheme that guarantees taxpayers will lose money. While Barack Obama ensured that the rescue plan that passed Congress protects taxpayers and homeowners, John McCain’s scheme has been panned by experts and observers from across the political spectrum”