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shouted out and drowned out by these outside interests that, yes, they don t control them, but voters don t discriminate or make a difference between the ads. and the reality is candidates have lost control of their campaigns in a lot of these places, as ed said, when you re running a campaign, you do want to control your message. you want to be able to you re accountable for what goes on the air, so you want to have some confidence that what s on the air is reflecting your views and campaign strategy. that has changed dramatically, particularly in this year where some states the actual candidates advertising is being outspend two or three to one by outside interest. it s at least making some actors employed and giving them jobs, but it would be nice to see real people. unfortunately it ends november second. or fortunately. and then it starts again. ed rollins, anita dunn, thanks very much. let us know what you think. should real people be in these ads? join us on 360.com.
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