Bush, Kerry e-mails seek post-debate spin

By Jim Rutenberg
The New York Times

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Both campaigns exhort supporters to flood the media with messages declaring a winner in the debates.
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Stretching the truth
by mcallihan October 6, 2004 8:22 AM PDT: I received the Mehlman email message. It said nothing about "flood[ing] the news media with quick declarations that Vice President Dick Cheney had come out ahead." That wasn't even implied. It simply encouraged people to engage in discussions pertaining to the debate.; Like this Reply to this comment

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