My favorite part about ginsberg quitting would have to be last week's conversation between Blitzer and Marc Racicot, the BC04 campaign manager:
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BLITZER: What is your connection, the Bush-Cheney campaign, with this group Swiftboat Veterans For Truth?
MARC RACICOT, BUSH-CHENEY CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN: Absolutely nothing, nada (ph), no connection. There's no connection of any kind whatsoever.
BLITZER: All right so you're saying flatly that no one from the Bush-Cheney campaign has spoken or done anything to support the release of these ads, encouraged some of these big Texas contributors who are providing hundreds of thousands of dollars to get these ads on the air?
RACICOT: I don't know how many times we have to say it, there is no connection between the Bush campaign and these ads or that group, absolutely none. It would be a crime, as you pointed out in your previous segment, to coordinate that kind of an effort. It would be a federal crime. So quite obviously, it's a very serious matter.
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ol' wolfie get's lied to all the time, poor guy.
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