Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's press shop (affectionately termed the 'War Room') made a little goof in sending out an advisory about an event to be held tomorrow highlighting how local first responders are affected by the Iraq war.

The event will star Sen. Debbie Stabenow and a freshman Democrat from Montana.

The Reid press release mistakenly says Sen. John Tester (D-Mt.) will attend the press conference. Whoops! That would be Jon Tester, whose win in November over Republican Sen. Conrad Burns helped secure Democratic control of the Senate. So far, no correction has been issued. It's tough to be a freshman.

Here's a partial advisory for the 10:30 a.m. event:

****MEDIA ADVISORY****

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*AMERICA** SPEAKS OUT ON THE WAR IN IRAQ: FIRST RESPONDERS*

/First Responders join Senators to Highlight the Impact of the War in Iraq on their Communities///

* Washington, DC -- *U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and John Tester (D-MT) will join representatives of America's first responders Thursday for the second in a series of events to highlight how each and every American, from every walk of life, is being impacted by the Iraq war and the failed policies of the Bush Administration. The events, themed "America Speaks Out on the War in Iraq," highlight Americans from across the country who are concerned about and affected by this war, but whose voices are often lost in the debate. The Senators will join first responders from across the country including Wayne County (MI) Sheriff Warren Evans, New Castle County (DE) Executive Chris Coons and Maryland State Senator Richard Madaleno.

*WHO: *Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)

Senator John Tester (D-MT)

Wayne County Sheriff Warren Evans

New Castle County Executive Chris Coons

Maryland State Senator Richard Madaleno

-- Christina Bellantoni, Capitol Hill correspondent, The Washington Times