Pro-Romney super PAC using media firms tied to Swift Boat, Willie Horton ads

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‘Super PACs’ spend $13 million on early primaries, Romney top beneficiary

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U.S. Chamber, GOP block election ad transparency bill

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Bill would force underwriters of attack ads to come out of the shadows.

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527s run aground in the states

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Veepstakes include leaks, lies, auditions

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Leaks, lies, auditions and trial balloons are all part of the big veepstakes sideshow

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Daily Disclosure: Man links wife's cancer death to Bain buyout

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