They’d have to invent it

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Jul 9, 2008 Americana, Politics and Poker

JESSE JACKSON SLAMS OBAMA: This seems like good news for the Obama Campaign.

News so good that if it hadn’t happened organically, you’d almost think they’d had set it…

Nah. Couldn’t be.

UPDATE: I may have been the first to suggest it, but at least now I’m not the only one.

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