Meet Evan?My friend and former Concord Monitor colleague, Ari Richter, emails with this interesting observation: When you enter obamabayh.com -- for Sen. Evan Bayh, of course -- into your browser, you'll get bumped to Barack Obama's campaign Web site and a "Meet Evan" page that appears to be under construction. Click here to explore. Head fake? Certainly possible. But, but, but, no obamabiden.com ... Just saying. (JENNIFER SKALKA) 3 Comments |
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If you enter "joe" or "hillary" in the place of "evan" you get the same construction page . . . sorry.
Drudge has a picture of Obama Bayh bumper stickers allegedly under production on his site, but frankly they look pretty bland for the Obama campaign IMO.
Looks like that web site doesn't go to Obama's site anymore--obviously whoever owns it isn't Obama.
I don't have a link handy but I think the obamabayh.com registration has been noted elsewhere, and found to have been done by someone unrelated to the campaign.