I’ve read TargetPoint’s response numerous times and it doesn‘t invalidate my story or address the specific nature of their relationship with the firm that allegedly made anti-Mormon calls against Romney. I’ll report more as I ask more questions.
I think that’s right. Gage managed to combine bluster and irrelevance. As far as I could tell, there was only one sentence of substance, and even that was non-responsive to the question.
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Charles Wilson · November 20, 2007 at 3:25 AM
Hemingway is absolutely correct. Gage did nothing more than squirt some squid ink into the water. But it looks like Romney might get away with it. The MSM is ignoring this one.
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