This is the sort of liberal PC nonsense that is used against conservatives all the time. The drawing of Miller was a TRACING OF MILLERS ACTUAL PROFILE. Literally, there are side by side comparisons out there where you can see that it's almost an exact match. The "antisemitic stereotype" is simply doing an accurate sketch of what the guy looked like. Quick, call the PC police!
Everybody involved in the act KNEW what it was yet they persisted.
It was indefensible.
But what is really funny is the rest of the cartoon was lifted from a Marvel Comics "How to draw cartoons" book -- not the skill, but actual PANELS from the book, with Miller's head put on the bodies of the people in the panels.
From the perspective of the average democrat, the primary wasn't nasty. Most of the nastiness took place in the blogosphere, and few people got to watch the debates.
Only about 5% of the democrats voted in the election.
But democrats are motivated to say no to republicans, so any poll that said "would you vote for Allen, or 'the democrat', would show this type of split, with the 40% of the democrats supporting the democrat.
Allen does have commercials up, but they aren't movement ads, they are remind people how nice you are ads.
It's nice to see him still above 50% in the polls.