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The Powell Doctrine may not be in fashion in Washington these days, but Kevin Sheekey is clearly a believer. Sign

The Powell Doctrine may not be in fashion in Washington these days, but Kevin Sheekey is clearly a believer.

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The Bloomberg campaign is responding to Freddy’s jib-jab with, as usual, overwhelming force: a new television spot whose script begins:

“Sometimes those negative political ads are so over the top they actually insult your intelligence.”

Not an inaccurate statement. But given that Freddy’s spot only saw the light of day courtesy of the Post, the animated spot seems more like an excuse than a provocation.

Mike as Ton of Bricks