This is something Josh definitely should take a look into.This, is INCREDIBLY interesting and I suggest someone (with more investigative abilities) takes this one and runs with it. Now now, I know I don't want to touch "tinfoil" type accusations but when you read the cream of the entire article you really have to ask if some fishy business is involved in this matter. Hopefully the collective might of us bloggers can get some answers to this one, because this needs to be solved, or put to rest in the near future.

And now for your cream:

Last August, Rosenberg, who looks like Martin Short's Irving Cohen character, caused an outcry when he interviewed Stanley Kurtz, the conservative writer who first "exposed" a personal link between Obama and former Weather Undergound leader Bill Ayers. As a result of Rosenberg's radio interview, the Ayers story was given a major push through the Republican media echo chamber, culminating in Sarah Palin's accusation that Obama was "palling around with terrorists." That Rosenberg's producer owns the "chicagoteaparty.com" site is already weird--but what's even stranger is that he first bought the domain last August, right around the time of Rosenburg's launch of the "Obama is a terrorist" campaign. It's as if they held this "Chicago tea party" campaign in reserve, like a sleeper-site. Which is exactly what it was.

 

Definitely seems like more than a coincidence in my book. What do you think?