Mark Udall has had enough, dang it. The campaign launched the Debunker to rebuke all who dare represent Boulder's Rep as anything but honest, moderate and able to leap tall yurts in a single bound. Though details on so-called attacks are omitted (minutia like what exactly was said and who said it), each charge is effortlessly dismissed with a "nuh uh", "did not" or "just like Katrina" (that one's just a reflex).

The knot they tie themselves into trying to convince us that EFCA really wouldn't lead to the elimination of secret ballots in union votes is not to be missed. (Ben Degrow carries the load.)

Being visual folks, we're partial to their catchy little counter that keeps a live running tab on attack ads. Smelling suspiciously like a hit counter that started counting at 10,000,000, the amount increases at a clip that would end up at more than $25,000,000 by election day. That's $25,000,000 just in attack ads! (Black helicopters not included.) Guess that explains the fundraisers in San Francisco and Austin.

Udall's page has a rollover "What's this?" link that provides a rambling explanantion. (Do not miss it, hillarious.) Our's is more concise.

Let's see if it works:

The monotonous, woe-is-us emails blasted almost daily from Udall and Melanson read like texts from a 14-yr old left off the cheerleading squad. OMG :(

According to the Udall attack meter, that slam and accompanying graphic were worth $12,772.36. And I'm Dick Wadhams.