It's War in Iowa
Phone/email campaign highlights Giuliani's shady inner circle and includes mentions of "pedophile priest" accusations.
Rudy Giuliani's dirty laundry is being aired all over Iowa in a slew of phone calls and e-mails to potential voters.The messages mention the indictment of Giuliani's ex-business pal and police chief Bernie Kerik and accusations that childhood friend Msgr. Alan Placa covered up for pedophile priests.
The calls about Kerik were made by a pro-Mike Huckabee group called TrustHuckabee.com. It was unclear who circulated the e-mail about Placa, who works for Giuliani's consulting firm.
Push Pollers for Huckabee!
Mike Huckabee boasts about running an above-the-mud campaign that does not smear his GOP rivals, but a group founded by some of his supporters appears to be doing just that.The group, Common Sense Issues, launched a series of automated calls to Iowa Republican voters Sunday. The calls offer negative information about Huckabee's rivals and positive information about the former Arkansas governor.
The group's executive director, Patrick Davis, dubbed the calls "personalized educational artificial intelligence," and admitted they are designed to promote Huckabee.
Oh. Nevermind. It's not a push poll. It's a "personalized educational artificial intelligence." Of course.
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