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Originally Posted by harikaried

Q: Mr. Wead, the Campaign and PAC's launch ads targeted at exposing the other Candidates ("Serial Hypocrisy" targeted Newt, for example).

What are your thoughts on the Campaign or PAC's buying airtime in strategic local markets to also target an Adversary BIGGER than the GOP or other Candidates?

The Corporate Media

The ads could show biased polls, BlackOuts, how the Corporate Media downplays, lies, or marginalizes Dr. Paul, etc., which might

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