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i ll take mine off, no question. we do it together. that s what i m asking. no problem. i don t think we can take down the ads that talk about where governor brown stands on the issues. i just think it is not the right thing to do. and yet voters say they don t like those attack ads. there is one ad after another after another after another. opposing candidates. it is truly outrageous. with both sides on the attack, brown seems to have the advantage. new polls show he s leading. and across the country, candidates are buying those shock ads with mountains of mulah, the cash pouring in like never before. $300 million more spent than in 2008. and $600 million more than 2006. the results, never-ending campaign ads trying to sway the conversation. give the people of california a break and let them decide on what really matters. and john harwood is cnbc s chief washington correspondent and writer for the new york times. tell me about this last minute cash pourin

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