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Tom DeLay, in An Oped in Tomorrow's Washington Times, Seems to Call It For Obama, and Blame a Shadow Democratic Party

By Rick Hasen

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See here. A snippet: Liberalism's new and impressive network of organizations -- especially fund-raising, grassroots mobilization, and communications -- has left in the dust anything conservatives have ever put together. Organizations like America Votes and ACORN are so closely tied...

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