Boogeymen and shady deals define spin for Senate

Associated Press ^ | Apr 23, 2014 4:33 PM EDT | Philip Elliott

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The fight for the Senate majority boils down to boogeyman billionaires against the shifty septuagenarian—if party operatives’ spin is to be believed.

For months, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been unrelenting in his criticism of Charles and David Koch, the wealthy industrialists who have backed some of the nation’s most effective conservative groups. Now, Republican candidates are adjusting their plans. They’re linking Democratic Senate candidates to Reid, painting the 74-year-old leader and his allies as unscrupulous politicians.

“There’s little doubt that Harry Reid is abusing his power as majority leader and resorting to desperate and deceitful measures to hold on to his position. And in so doing, he’s showing that he’s not fit to hold the position,” Republican National Committee press secretary Kirsten Kukowski wrote Wednesday in a memo to candidates and allies. …

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Leaving typo in place. Mr. Elliott ought to have known after all these years how to use a spell-checker.

[Luke21]

He writes for Asspress. It’s the lies that matter. Not spelling or grammar.

[bjorn14]

Somebody at AP must have got word the word to cut Dingy loose. He’s tipping Øbøzø’s hand on how a he’s gonna act when he declares Marshall law right before the election..

[Jack Hydrazine]

It’s time to start the Goverment Employee Surveillance Program. Every employee of Fedzilla needs to be have their lives documented 24/7 to ensure they don’t abuse the power of their office and everyone can watch it live anytime from anywhere. If the employee terminates their surveillance connection they immediately are arrested and thrown in jail.