Consultant profile: Stevens Reed Curcio & Potholm

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FEC deadlocks on Super PAC ad coordination with candidates

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Gingrich courts evangelicals, Tea Party, and K Street lobbyists

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Pro-Romney super PAC takes on roll of attack dog, uses vets of negative ad campaigns

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Nonprofit spends big on politics despite IRS limitation

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Crossroads groups raise whopping $51 million in 2011

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Karl Rove-linked political nonprofit releases tax returns, out-raises super PAC sister.

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Three Republican groups have given $750,000 to a new super PAC aimed at attracting youth voters.

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