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Supreme Court Decision Shakes up 2012 Presidential Race; Poll Shows New Leaders

Sunday, January 24, 2010 4:47 AM
The recent Supreme Court decision upholding the right of “personhood” for corporations and unions, and allowing them unlimited spending in elections appears to have had an immediate effect on the next presidential contest in 2012.   Previous pol...
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