Now that The New York Times has said that it erred in charging MoveOn a lower price for its ad attacking General Petraeus, the antiwar group is sending the paper a check to make up the difference. So will Rudy's campaign -- which got a similarly discounted rate for its ad in the paper the next day responding to MoveOn -- do the same?

That's the question being asked by blogger Lane Hudson, who has filed a complaint with the FEC alleging that Rudy's failure to pony up constitutes a violation of campaign finance law. You can read Hudson's complaint here at The Huffington Post.