Above Party Politics

Oct 24th, 2006 4:00 PM UTC
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In this contentious election season, the Republican National Committee and the Democratic National Committee have decided to rise above party politics to show support for the ONE Campaign and the fight against global poverty.

Check out the “ONE Vote” Spot on the front pages of the RNC and DNC’s websites.

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