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Fighting money with money, but with a twist.
The main argument of the campaign will continue to be the same argument that the parties have been having for the last three years.
"The higher a monkey climbs on the pole the more you can see his butt."
David Axelrod is mincing words now.
"He’s a decent person and a good journalist."
"He was encouraging on health care" and a "whole range of issues."
At least four times over the past year, they've noted the similarities between RomneyCare and ObamaCare.
After discouraging it in 2008, the White House will grudgingly accept hundreds of millions of dollars in outside spending, if it has to.
Why did Democrats think this was a winning issue, anyway?
"Even the truth doesn't restrain him when it comes to assaulting his enemies list."
Plus, Stephen Colbert loses a debate with bag of Sun Chips, on our regular late-night roundup.
"I break in my personal records all the time, which is a bad sign."
Was their story "100 percent inaccurate," or just somewhat inaccurate?
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