Investigative Journalists Go After 1964 John McCain Auto Accident
Investigative Journalism:
Vanity Fair, NSNS Hot on Trail of
44-year-old McCain Auto Accident
Media Remains Silent on Obama’s Refusal to Release
Medical, College, University and other Records
Huffington Post is all over an auto accident involving John McCain in 1964.
For the past two months, a major American magazine and an allied news service have been engaged in a legal battle with the United States Navy over records that they believe show that John McCain once was involved in an automobile accident that injured or, perhaps, killed another individual.
Vanity Fair magazine and the National Security News Service claim to have knowledge “developed from first-hand sources” of a car crash that involved then-Lt. McCain at the main gate of a Virginia naval base in 1964, according to legal filings. The incident has been largely, if not entirely, kept from the public. And in documents suing the Navy to release pertinent information, lawyers for the NS News Service allege that a cover-up may be at play.
“First-hand sources” are talking, according to the report–yet those “first-hand sources” can’t say if the auto accident killed another person?
That’s some sources.
While HuffPo, Vanity Fair and the NSNS are fighting the good fight over an auto accident 44 years ago, the brave trio are still silent over more recent records: the medical, college, university and other records of Barack Obama.
ALSO at DBKP: Obama’s Refusal to Release Medical, Other Records
* Obama Records: Obama Medical, College, University, Other Records Still Hidden
* Obama College, Medical, Birth Records: Who is Barack Obama?
* Obama Medical Records: MSM’s Don’t Ask, Obama’s Don’t Tell Policy
* Obama Records: Obama Campaign Still Refuses to Release Medical, Other Records
* Obama Birth Certificate: Ruling in Berg v. Obama Expected In Next Two Days- UPDATED
* Obama Birth Certificate Lawsuit: Obama, DNC Fail to Respond-UPDATED
* Washington Man Files Lawsuit over Obama Citizenship Questions
Given our crazy driving record during our teen years, we’d be the last to criticize someone’s driving. But, it seems that regardless of what happened, the McCain campaign could easily dismiss it with a two-sentence press release.
“Barack Obama was only three years old when this happened. John McCain deplores killing people with automobiles.”
Because this story involves John McCain, we expect this story to get wide play from the Mainstream Media.
An MSM that has remained silent on the refusal of the Obama campaign to release records of a much more recent vintage.
John McCain’s 44-year-old auto accident may or may not determine the type of president he will be. Just as Obama’s medical, college, university and other records may or may not determine what type of president he will be.
Information about the auto accident will be added to an extensive body of McCain knowledge.
Information about Barack Obama is much harder to come by–or reported.
Cover-ups are in the eye of the beholder, it seems.
by Mondo Frazier
hat tip: What’s Your Evidence
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While they’re looking at Senators and fatal car accidents…. maybe it’s time to re-open that Ted Kennedy case. I’m sure he’d like to clear his name.
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You have got to be kidding me. I wonder whether the presstitutes will be as successful in springing this surprise on McCain rally crowds as they were on springing it on those of us who were at the Bush rally in West Allis, Wisconsin on November 2. For those keeping score at home, that was the Thursday before the election.
Trust me; I’ve got a story to tell on that one. Very-short version – despite it becoming part of the news cycle late-afternoon (I believe right about 5 pm local), there was a local blackout on it. The first questions, and honestly, only questions after the evening rally (which started just after 7 pm) they asked were about the DUI.
By the way, Mary Jo Kopechne was unavailable for comment.
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If he in fact killed someone with his car 44 years ago logic dictates liberals will love him again.
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[...] Mondo Frazier exposes the October Auto Surprise attempt by Vanity Fair and the National Security News Service. Never mind that the “first-hand sources” talking to them can’t even tell what happened 44 years ago. I will say this; Mary Jo Kopechne is unavailable for comment. [...]