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I have a long roster of McCain statements that Obama spokesman Bill Burton just sent to me and which he says needed to be debunked. I've created an html document of the list here.

And. . .John McCain's spokesman Brian Rogers has sent me a web portal to a roster of Obama statements that they have debunked.

Bunk. Debunk. Bunk. Debunk. . .

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Mr.Murder, Sep 26 2008, 8:49PM - Link

Blogging from an undiclosed debunking bunker?

Posted by Mr.Murder, Sep 26 2008, 8:51PM - Link

undisclosed*

Forgive the lag typo.
My IM notices freeze keys on occasion.

Whose campaign aides get tied to the subprime fiasco first?

Asnwer:
Both

Posted by John Maas, Sep 26 2008, 10:13PM - Link

That should be "unhh, bunk debunk, diddy bunk debunk" with a bit more rhythm. But to comment on your next post, yes, they are both skirting the subject- How do you get to spend money on real problems when you are throwing it down a rat hole in the Middle East? "unhh, bunk debunk, diddy bunk debunk"

Posted by bdbd, Sep 27 2008, 12:44AM - Link

I thought Obama did fine. McCain seemed old and winded, eager to keep up but falling farther behind with every turn. Anyway, a debate and a Red Hot Chili Peppers pun, my evening's complete!

Posted by leo, Sep 27 2008, 2:38PM - Link

Lately I'm thinking that McCain and Palin are like Charles and Dianna -- it's an arranged marriage and both partners are unhappy... so she's off to a ribs party in Philly and simply has nothing to say about the Big Guy's little debate down in Mississippi -- she didn't even watch it,humph!