'This is how you rig elections’: Stephen Miller’s wife slams Wikipedia for scrubbing Abdul El-Sayed's past
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Political campaigns spend tens of mil l ions trying to clean up their candidates' public image. Campaign managers buy TV ads. They test slogans in focus groups and flood mailboxes with leaflets that portray swamp creatures as borderline saints.
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Political campaigns spend tens of mil l ions trying to clean up their candidates' public image. Campaign managers buy TV ads. They test slogans in focus groups and flood mailboxes with leaflets that portray swamp creatures as borderline saints.
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