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To: LindyBill who wrote (256621)	7/3/2008 4:05:38 PM
From: KLP	of 793897

The Dems still want to have everyone think they are for the "poor, downtrodden, poor, lame, etc...." Saunders is hopelessly either out of date with the current info, or is pandering/lying to the Dems, when he says..."so it will be easier for Obama to stand up to the wealthy and powerful special interests who are going to be pushing him the other way." Rove's figures can be varified.... There are other third-party groups. While the GOP may be seen as the party of Big Money, recent presidential contests have shown that – taking unions, George Soros's wealth, and organizations like MoveOn.Org into consideration – Democrats have a large financial advantage. In 2004, when each side's spending by candidates, national committees and third-party groups was totaled up, Democrats outspent Republicans in the presidential race by $119.4 million.

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