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He's BACK! And I doubt that the Soros team will be guilty of another ad saying that Patraues Betrays Us . That campaign went over like a lead balloon. But you can rest assured that the Senators running for president will get in as much shine time as they can. And they'll be very careful to speak to the constituency that they think will be voting for them. What's right just isn't the issue right now. It's called politics! Gen. David Petraeus ...
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