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“It appears that two hundred million dollars in false advertising will determine the makeup of the 112th Congress.  Ain’t that a damn kicker?” Juanita asks.

Everybody has been so focused on the foreign money that Karl Rover is using for his quest of world domination that we’ve forgotten what exactly it is he bought with that money.

Lies.  Lotsa lies.

We’re witnessing a massive disinformation campaign flooding airwaves across the country that could change the outcome of major races and shift the balance of power in Congress, funded by money from undisclosed sources, justified with still more falsehoods and disinformation.

There’s plenty of examples.

Here’s a partial list of debunked ads hitting Dems from the Chamber, and Rove’s groups, Crossroads GPS and American Crossroads —-

* A Chamber ad was yanked from two Pennsylvania TV stations after they determined its claim about Pennsylvania Senate Dem candidate Joe Sestak and Nancy Pelosi was false.

* A Crossroads GPS ad slamming Sestak over health care reform and Medicare was skewered by FactCheck.org for its “wild exaggeration” and dismissed as “badly misleading.”

* A Crossroads GPS ad attacking California Senator Barbara Boxer for voting to cut Medicare spending by $500 billion was rated by Politifact as “barely true” and “seriously misleading.”

Find more here.

“Look, I’m not saying that Karl Rove is the devil.  But he is in cahoots with the devil,” Juanita says.  “When he’s alone he’s in bad company.”