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A partially U.S. Chamber of Commerce-funded group that plans to run ads criticizing Democratic ties to trial lawyers is the target of a complaint filed with election officials Wednesday. The complaint accuses the U.S. Chamber of making an improper $500,000 donation and says the group plans to run ads targeting Democratic vice presidential nominee and former trial lawyer John Edwards despite a ban on the use of corporate contributions for such ads within two months of the election.
September 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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