Scott Bundgaard: Valley PR honcho David Liebowitz is an "attack mutt."

​Shamed former state Senator Scott Bundgaard has found himself in a new fight -- and this time it isn't taking place on the side of a Valley freeway.

Bundgaard is smack-dab in the middle of a Twitter showdown with David Leibowitz, former Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon's old PR flack/pal of Aubry Ballard, Bundgaard's former flame who accused the former senator of assaulting her during a fight on the side of the 51 freeway.

"Lie-bowitz, Gordon's attack mutt, is the story. Paid $100k to shill for democrat Mayor Gordon. Another rip off for taxpayers!," Bundgaard "tweeted" yesterday.

Leibowitz, who acted as the media liaison for Ballard during the fallout from the freeway fight, fired back.

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Valley Fever has officially joined the 21st century with the addition of its own Facebook page.

New Times already has a Facebook page for the publication as a whole. However, if all you're after is news, our new "Bastard Fever" Facebook page will combine the latest articles from our two news blogs, Valley Fever and Feathered Bastard, as well other fun stuff for Valley news junkies.

Additionally, the page will give readers another forum to interact with New Times' stable of scribes.

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Badop-ching!

​As the U.S. government weighs whether to release photos of Osama bin Laden's bullet-riddled corpse to appease conspiracy theorists doubting his death is legit, the now-former public enemy number one is having a great time in hell -- at least that's what an uber-lame Twitter account celebrating his killing would have you believe.

Like the Cobra that escaped from the Bronx Zoo earlier this year, dead Bin Laden is "tweeting" up a storm after getting shot in the face by U.S. special forces (insert Team America "fuck yeah" here). But despite that the whole charade is intended to be a joke, none of the "tweets" are all that funny -- we didn't ROTFL, ROTFLOAO, or even LOL.
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