* Republican congressional candidate Jason Plummer admitted yesterday that he misspoke when he said Democrat Bill Enyart had to take down a TV ad because it was misleading. But then Plummer said this…

Plummer said the attack ad against him that was pulled was actually sponsored by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, an outside group that may not coordinate with the Enyart campaign.

“The ad the DCCC is using against me now has been pulled because it’s misleading,” Plummer said Thursday during a press conference. Plummer said he did not know what TV market that ad had been playing in.

But the DCCC says no ads have been pulled down in that race. And I haven’t seen any news stories or heard anything at all about such a thing happening.

So, I asked the Plummer campaign yesterday afternoon to identify the DCCC ad that was pulled. I have yet to hear back.

* Also yesterday, Plummer continued to claim that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi held a fundraiser for Enyart…

Enyart vigorously denied that claim during the debate Wednesday. On Thursday, a spokesman for Pelosi denied she had ever hosted a fundraiser for Enyart. Enyart campaign manager Jason Bresler also denied that Pelosi had hosted such a fundraiser.

On Thursday, Plummer’s campaign released a copy of an invitation that Pelosi and other top House Democrats had sent out in support of a DCCC fundraising reception for 50 Democrats running for the House known as the “2012 Red to Blue Candidates.” Included in those 50 names were Enyart and Dr. David Gill, the Democratic nominee for the 13th U.S. House District seat. Neither Enyart nor Gill attended that event.

Bresler said that on Sept. 20 Plummer and Enyart were in Marion for a 12th District debate, and at that debate Enyart told Plummer “that if you want to run against Nancy Pelosi, I suggest you move to San Francisco.”

* By the way, the full Oct. 10 debate is now online…