Negative Campaigning
Matthew Yglesias on the Democrats’ distortion of the Bush 9/11 ads:
There’s always something a bit discomfiting to me when I see a Democrat pull a really sharp campaign move — think of Max Baucus and the barber school ad, Mary Landrieux and the “secret plan” to destroy American sugar, Chuck Schumer and the putzhead controvery. It’s like . . . I thought we were the good guys here. And yet, winning always feels good.
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Comments
Welcome to reality Matthew.
Your party is run by a bunch of congenital liars.
But considering you are on record as saying it is not important getting quotes of your political enemies accurate, I really think you are now being a freaking hypocrite.
Welcome to the party.
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Posted by Paul | March 7, 2004 | 09:44 pm | Permalink
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