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"      We&amp;#039;re pretty tolerant of our political fauna up in the Commonwealth (God Save It!). Neither do we believe that politicians necessarily have to be treated as though they are made of candyglass with perfumed sugar water in their veins. Therefore, we do not take to the fainting couch when discovering that leprous amphibians like Karl Rove turn up to meddle in our politics. Rove has come aboard the effort to re-elect Scott Brown, which is rather counter to Senator McDreamy&amp;#039;s image as an average family dude in a barn coat. It looks like Elizabeth Warren&amp;#039;s going to be able to handle the initial avalanche of imported hogwash. I&amp;#039;d like to point out \u2014 futilely, and not for the last time \u2014 that it is not necessarily news when some leprous amphibian launches a new ad campaign, and that treating the new ad campaign like a news story per se, without explaining the track record of the leprous amphibian in question is what we in the news game used to call... free advertising. Of course, I am not an executive at a major newspaper who wets himself at the thought that somebody&amp;#039;s going to call him &amp;quot;liberal&amp;quot; on the radio, so there we are. It is also important, now that the leprous amphibian is here, to remember that what he sells best are lies that result in tragedy for people he doesn&amp;#039;t give a rat&amp;#039;s ass about. One of his previous sales campaigns is still making news, after all. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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