While the press dissects the forced resignation of Barack Obama's VP selection committee member Jim Johnson, whose receipt of $7 million in Countrywide loans (thanks to his being a friend of the lender's co-founder Angelo Mozilo) cast him under a bit of a controversial light, Obama's camp will be doing something else entirely: trying to quiet down the web fallout. That's thanks to the campaign's newly installed Internet Smear Defense Unit, or so we'd love to know it's being called. So whenever right-y bloggers or John McCain Operatives find an opportunity to drum up falsehoods, or spin the facts against Obama, his team will move into action to counter the smear. Which will probably include issuing a press release, posting a statement on his website, and texting Arianna Huffington.