Democratic Governors Association Calls Fox Surveys "GOP internal polling"

The Democratic Governors Association sends along a press email under the heading "GOP internal polling shows Dems in striking distance":

Fox News polls out today in Ohio and Wisconsin show both Democrats in striking distance. According to the polls, available here:

“But Republican John Kasich's bid to unseat incumbent [Ohio] Democrat Gov. Ted Strickland has run into some bumps. Kasich's lead of six points last week was cut down to 2 points, 45 percent to 43 percent, well within the polls' margin of error.…In the race for [Wisconsin] governor, Republican Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker holds a 4-point lead over Democratic nominee Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, 49 percent to 45 percent.”

This might be the first time that I have seen a major Democratic Party institution use language like this. Then again, considering that the DGA has already filed a complaint against Fox News for making an illegal campaign contribution to a Republican candidate, perhaps this rhetoric shouldn't be too surprising.

[UPDATE at 1:47 PM]: Here's that email on the web.