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Attacks Democratic Weakness in Fighting Terrorism
Washington, DC Citizens United, a conservative grassroots advocacy organization, together with its political action committee, Citizens United Political Victory Fund, are unveiling a major campaign advertisement targeting Democrats for their opposition to the terrorist surveillance program that authorizes the interception of international communications of people with known links to terrorist groups.
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By Robert D. Novak
New York-based political consultant Kieran Mahoney's survey of probable Republican participants in the 2008 Iowa presidential caucuses showed this support for the "big three" candidates: John McCain, 20.5 percent; Rudy Giuliani, 16.3 percent; Mitt Romney, 3.5 percent. Astonishingly, they all trailed James Gilmore, the former governor of Virginia, who had 31 percent.
How could that be? Because it was not a legitimate survey but a "push poll," normally a clandestine effort to rig the results by telling respondents negative things about some of the candidates. But Mahoney makes no secret that the voters he sampled were told of liberal deviations by McCain, Giuliani and Romney, as well as true-blue conservatism by Gilmore, who is Mahoney's client.
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