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The Spectacle Blog
Perhaps someone at AmSpec can pull it up, but the Washington Post this morning “breaks” news that we reported on weeks ago: that the DNC, its leader, Howard Dean and the House and Senate Democrats are in a big cat fight over money and strategy.
Why the MSM insists on portraying the troubles of Republicans over the troubles of Democrats is clear cut. But conservatives should be clear: while the GOP infighting is largely over policy, the Democrat fighting is over turf, cash, and a general ineptitude that will not be helpful to them in the fall.
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