Did Terrorist Bill Ayers Ghost Write “Dreams of My Father” for Obama?

Remember William Ayers? He’s the former member of the radical Weather Underground Organization that claimed responsibility for a dozen bombings between 1970 and 1974.

He’s also the guy that B. Hussein Obama swore up-and-down that he “barely knew” during his campaign for President.

Despite the fact that Obama kick started his campaign in the living room of Bill Ayers. Despite the fact that both Obama and Ayers were members of the board of an anti-poverty group, the Woods Fund of Chicago, between 1999 and 2002. Despite their very close work together on the Annenberg Challenge. Despite the fact that they lived just a few blocks from each other in the Hyde Park section of Chicago, and moved in the same liberal/progressive circles.

Oh, and despite the fact, that it’s almost a certainty that William Ayers was the actual author of Obama’s first book, “Dreams of My Father.”

Bill Ayers was no one’s ghostwriter. The now overwhelming evidence strongly suggests that he used the frame of Obama’s life and finished it off with his own ideas, his own biases, his own experiences, his own passions, his own friends, even his own romances, all of this toned down just enough to keep Obama viable as a potential candidate.

I would argue that Ayers played Cyrano to Obama’s Christian. His personal history was too ugly for him to woo Roxane/America himself. But Obama — “articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy,” as Joe Biden reminded us — could and did make America’s heart melt.

Uh huh…but Obama didn’t “really” know him. And Michael Jackson was really the father of his children…

Just one more giant lie from our Community Organizer in Chief.