Responses to "lippygate" range from to the . (The idea of the media "unearthing facts" devoid of context is simply silly - havent we understood for decades that even science exists in a broad context of human thought processes and prejudices: don't journalism professors have to study ...)
All of this hugely interesting for another area of scientific enquiry: the psychology of voting behaviour. Do facts matter?
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