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BALDWIN AND MAGNUM SQUARE OFF DEBATE LOOKS AT `MAINSTREAM' ISSUE.(FRONT)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI)
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October 18, 2004|
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Byline: Samara Kalk Derby The Capital Times
Although clapping was forbidden during their debate on global affairs Sunday, a standing-room-only audience of about 200 applauded loudly when U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin promised to add a section to her Web site to examine some of her challenger's statements.
In the coming days, Baldwin, D-Madison, promised to unveil "Magnum Magnified" on tammybaldwin.com to confront the "statements and misstatements" of her Republican challenger, Dave Magnum.
During the debate in the Wisconsin Memorial Union's Tripp ...
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