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U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Politico – BOSTON – Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren and Republican Sen. Scott Brown on Monday demanded a cease-fire of the third-party spending that’s certain to play a major role in this state’s pivotal Senate race.
Senior officials from Brown’s and Warren’s campaigns will soon meet to try to craft an unusual pact to curtail the influence of so-called Super PACs that have grown in power since the Supreme Court’s Citizen United case loosened campaign finance rules in 2010.
