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I can't reply to your more deeply threaded comment, so I'll reply here. There has been many stories about the CoC this year; here's an example: http://www.nyti
by gamble 16y ago
I can't reply to your more deeply threaded comment, so I'll reply here. There has been many stories about the CoC this year; here's an example:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/22/us/politics/22chamber.html?scp=2&sq=chamber%20election&st=cse http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/22/us/politics/22chamber.html...
The CoC is the largest lobbying organization in the US and >90% of its advertising during the 2010 election cycle went to support Republicans or attack Democrats.
- brianbreslin 16y agoThat was all I was asking for. Thank you, not sure why my asking this got so many down votes but I appreciate your response.
- sliverstorm 16y agoIn situations like that I take an abundance of downvotes to signify an entrenched outlook, or a widespread belief through the userbase that what you are questioning is 'common knowledge'. (whether or not it's actually common, has any proof, or is even true)
- brianbreslin 16y agoWell now I know. thanks for the clarification. Something about the Chamber of Commerce in the US shouldn't be considered common knowledge. Had I asked who is Steve Jobs, then I'd assume that was common knowledge HERE.
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