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N.H. Dems launch ‘GOP dirty tricks’ website
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterThe New Hampshire Democratic Party has started a website aimed at keeping track of what they call "Republican dirty tricks."
The website, "GOP Dirty Tricks," encourages visitors to fill out a form that details phone calls they have received, mailers being sent to mailboxes or any advertisements that are being aired.
"The website is your place to tell us about the dirty campaign tricks the Republicans are using to manipulate the election and distort the will of New Hampshire voters," according to an e-mail sent out by the state party promoting the site.
However, when the website launched this morning it did not have a disclaimer at the bottom of it.
David Scannell, New Hampshire Democratic Party Executive Director, said it was an "oversight."
"It was merely an oversight. There was nothing intentional about it."
The website now contains the disclaimer at the bottom of the site.
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