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Grayson Attack Helps His Rival

(The Wall Street Journal, September 30th, 2010)

Taxes dominate debates

(The Boston Globe, September 29th, 2010)

Our view on campaign finance: Who’s buying this election? Who knows?

(USA Today, September 28th, 2010)

Attack ad over the top? Alan Grayson compares opponent to Taliban

(The Christian Science Monitor, September 28th, 2010)

Political ads scramble for foe takedowns

(The Washington Times, September 28th, 2010)

Rep. Alan Grayson’s ‘Taliban’ ad backfires

(Politico, September 28th, 2010)

Grayson calls opponent ‘Taliban Dan Webster’

(The Washington Post, September 27th, 2010)

Politicians’ money woes strike a chord with voters

(The Los Angeles Times, September 26th, 2010)

Rove Returns, With Team, Planning G.O.P. Push

(The New York Times, September 25th, 2010)

APPC’s Bruce Hardy participates in Marshall University forum on politics and the media

(West Virginia Public Broadcasting, September 22nd, 2010)

$12 Million NIH Grant to Develop Personalized Approach to Smoking Cessation

(University of Pennsylvania Almanac, September 21st, 2010)

Ad Watch: Kirkpatrick, critics short on context

(Arizona Daily Sun, September 15th, 2010)

Dems ask stations to remove anti-Kanjorski ad

(The Scranton Times-Tribune, September 14th, 2010)

TARP: A success none dare mention

(Politico, September 14th, 2010)

Outside group to air ads attacking Dems

(The News & Observer, September 13th, 2010)

Jerry Brown Apologizes to Bill Clinton

(The Wall Street Journal, September 13th, 2010)

Brown Takes Slap at Ad, and Bill Clinton

(The New York Times, September 13th, 2010)

Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman and the Bill Clinton “trap

(Washingtonpost.com, September 13th, 2010)

Fact Check: Digging finds no vendetta against Chrysler dealers

(The Florida Times-Union, September 12th, 2010)

Fact-checking the statewide political campaigns

(The San Francisco Chronicle, September 10th, 2010)

Going Negative

(Slate, September 9th, 2010)

FactCheck move to Philadelphia a ‘no-brainer’

(The Daily Pennsylvanian, September 8th, 2010)

Early on, Obama was more polarizing than we knew

(The Washington Post, September 5th, 2010)

First Lady Plans a Careful Return to the Campaign Trail

(The New York Times, September 3rd, 2010)

Vitamins + water + sugar

(The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 3rd, 2010)