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Trump’s Cash Crunch Limits His Options and Prompts Finger-Pointing
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crash davis
At this point would the ads change much? Still undecided people? -- nm
Posted by
James Bond (aka Igor) (aka Igor)
Oct 23 '20, 14:37
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There's something to be said for high volume in advertising. That's a longstanding political adage, but 2020 may be different anyway. -- nm
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David
Oct 23, 14:39
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English Muffins 2020 -- nm
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Reagen
Oct 23, 14:51
Also, he probably is supposed to pay some folks on the campaign.
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Dark Callisto, Halloween Aficionado
Oct 23, 14:40
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Lara and Kimberly -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 23, 14:41
I believe the thinking is that the last election hinged on tiny fractions (0.06% in PA, iirc) so they have to get every last undecided. -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 23, 14:39
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I guess that makes sense -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Oct 23, 15:02
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