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Tribe flexes influence in Doyle-friendly ads
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Tribe flexes influence in Doyle-friendly ads
Mine ads are first to give indirect Indian backing
By NAHAL TOOSI AND STEVE SCHULTZE ntoosi@journalsentinel.com
Friday, October 25, 2002
Madison -- For the first time, a Wisconsin Indian tribe is airing
a political ad that indirectly supports a candidate in a statewide
election, a move one observer says is part of a nationwide trend of
harder-hitting political activity by increasingly wealthy tribes.
The Forest Cou...
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