We've seen more Democratic advertising this week than just the Vote for Oxford ads on Divorce Court

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Media Fund (one of the two biggest Democratic Party-allied soft-money groups) are spending $8.5 million on TV ads this week, twice as much as the Bush-Cheney campaign is spending in key battleground states. The DNC bought $6 million worth of airtime in through Friday, while the Media Fund has purchased approximately $2.5 million worth in Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nevada and New Mexico.

This is heavy-duty spending my fellow Georgians. When it became obvious Kerry had the Democratic nomination, the Bush campaign spent a million dollars a day in advertising in an attempt to define Kerry in an unfavorable manner. Source of foregoing is The Hill.