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RNC PowerPoint redux: Hey, at least somebody over at the RNC knows how to use "the Google"!

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If, like our household, you were wondering last night what the heck this building was behind John McCain, have no fear. TPM is on the case. No, it's not one of his seven houses. The story's even better than that. 

[Afternoon Update: more on Backdropgate]

[Weekend Update: We meant to show the school! Why do you hate education?]

05 September 2008 in visual politics |

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