Just when you thought it was safe: Robin Hayes, in 3d

One more thing to watch out for when the propaganda wave crashes over us:

The American Majority Project (AMP) is the new kid on the block, a 527 group -- meaning it is allowed by law to accept unlimited contributions -- formed in recent days with the backing of Republican heavyweights such as former Florida governor Jeb Bush and an advisory board that includes former congressman Robin Hayes (N.C.), former Republican National Committee chairman Mike Duncan and GOP superlawyer Ben Ginsberg.

I'm not really sure what a superlawyer is, but I'm thinking it has something to do with being able to carry several heavy document cases in one arm while juggling a briefcase and heavy legal tomes in the other. Or maybe he can fly, like Harvey Birdman. Whatever the case, this group of super Republicans also has a lot of cash to throw around:

The RSLC, which spent $22 million on state legislative and down-ballot races in 2008, will have a $40 million budget in 2010, Gillespie said. The AMP's budget is also in the tens of millions, according to sources familiar with the planning, although no hard number has been set.