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Says Pawlenty spox Alex Conant, "Obviously, the video showed scenes from lots of cities."
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* More detail on the Chamber's foreign money: Jake Tapper notes that Think Progress is correct in reporting that the Chamber brings in foreign cash, but a Chamber spox also tells him all foreign money goes to the general fund and then the international division, keeping it separate from political activity.
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"More than 80 percent of the more than 16 million we raised in September came from low dollar donors online and in the mail," a DNC spox emails.
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Nor did O'Donnell's spox dispute that the LinkedIn profile was hers when I again emailed her yesterday to let her know I was close to publishing.
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: My subsequent email to O'Donnell's spox was yesterday, not Monday.
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Todd_Zwillich: .@speakerboehner spox: 4pm meeting is in Reid's office.
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Nor did O'Donnell's spox dispute that the LinkedIn profile was hers when I again emailed her on Monday to let her know I was close to publishing.
ANOTHER College Denies Christine O'Donnell Attended Despite Her Claim
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"Even Köln's [tabloid] moles are not reliable any more," spox. com complained.
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CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive - Reid spox: ‘Patience is not unlimited’ « - Blogs from CNN. com
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Gingrich spox said no more to release on Freddie Mac "having now released the single most boringest contract in the history of contracts."
bilby commented on the word spox
My bicycle wheel was bent out of shape but thankfully the skilled spox was able to fix it.
March 22, 2011
chelster commented on the word spox
Short for spokesperson.
March 22, 2011