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While most politicians probably aren't eager to see their typos appear on The Sunlight Foundation's new "Politwoops" website, which archives errant tweets deleted from the Twitter pages of politicians, one lawmaker has found a way to game the system. Rep. Denny Rehberg, Republican from Montana, has begun intentionally deleting his tweets so they will show up on the site. It's an innovative effort to get the attentive of political journalists visiting Politwoops, which debuted on Wednesday. "If you think mistakes on #Politwoops are bad," Rehberg wrote -- and then deleted -- on his Twitter page, "just wait until you see the new regulatory mistakes of the Obama Administration!" Here are a few of his other zingers:

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