More of the "Low Road"
The Democratic Party hits back:
And the McCain campaign doubles-down, with a new online-only Messiah spot, the most explicit so far:
UPDATE: Note one of the quotes used on screen in the McCain ad is under dispute.
UPDATE 2: Remember this? "An argument among friends." Probably not. No one watched it at the time.
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