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IRS meltdown was long overdue

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Super PACs: Election season’s biggest scam

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Dark money helped Democrats hold a key Senate seat

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Karl Rove’s shameless dark money lie

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Dark money shadows New Mexico

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Nonprofits’ “public welfare” ruse

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Putting the super in super PAC

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Female foreign correspondents’ code of silence, finally broken

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