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August 15, 2012 Columns » Exile on Jones Street

The GOP hatches a plan to win North Carolina. Will it work?

by Kirk Ross @ExJS

There are 83 days until the election, and we're on the brink of the Republican and Democratic national conventions, with the attendant campaign cash that such high-stakes races bring. Since the Citizens United decision, which allows nearly unlimited amounts of money to…

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