Candidate Who Denounced Negative Ads Won’t Denounce Negative Ad
The Republican candidate in New York’s 20th Congressional District special election, Jim Tedisco -- who loudly denounced negative ads in his race against
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The Republican candidate in New York’s 20th Congressional District special election, Jim Tedisco — who loudly denouncednegative ads in his race against Democrat Scott Murphy — isn’t denouncing a new adfrom the National Republican Congressional Committee that shows a minute’s worth of terrorist mugshots while playing an audio clip of Murphy saying he opposes the death penalty for Osama bin Laden. It’s odd, because polls and anecdotal evidencesuggest that slash-attacking third-party ads are hurting Tedisco, and the damage has been amplified by his high-profile promise to run a positive race.
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