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Selling the Message

This Time It’s Different

Firing Clients: It’s All About Trust and Image

Did the Dog Days Bite Democrats?

Kennedy Death Sets Off Scramble to Fill Vacancy

AAPC Wades Into Search Engine Ad Fight

Remembering 1980: Kennedy’s Brutal Political Fistfight

Astroturfing is Campaigning

Aggravating the Base Into Action

Does Florida’s Google Ad Flap Really Matter?

The Political Telemarketing Guide

Is Hutchison v. Perry Really Washington v. Austin?

Monday Must-Reads: Rise of the Self-Funders

Former Reporter and Candidate Killed in Afghanistan

Does Anyone Know What’s Happening in Virginia?

Family Feud: The Best Healthcare Debate on Television

Former Huckabee Consultant Launches Senate Bid

Polls, Polls Everywhere and Not A Consensus In Sight

Wednesday Must-Reads: GOTV in Kabul

Tuesday Must-Reads: Refining the Message

So You Want to Host a Townhall …

Monday Must-Reads: Dodd In the Clear?

Astroturf Doesn’t Have Roots, But Do Protests?

Waging War in Townhalls