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It’s election season at Dudley High. Students are gearing up to vote for their next student body president.
There are only two candidates, and at the outset, it doesn’t seem like much of a contest. Continue reading
In the heat of the 2008 Democratic presidential primaries, a conservative political group called Citizens United produced a “documentary” that vilified democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. But when the group tried to run the piece on TV within a month of the primary election, the Federal Election Commission prohibited it from doing so, ruling it a form of corporate “express advocacy” banned by current campaign law on corporate spending. Continue reading
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