Mississippi Politics Get Dirty ... Real Dirty 

Good grief. Things are getting nasty in the race for Congress in Northern Mississippi. Check out Republican Greg Davis' latest ad, in which he accuses opponent Travis Childers of embracing that Godless, America-hatin' Barack Obama.

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