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There is a HELL of a lot of controversy in and around the Kind & Nelson campaigns. How is it possible that none of that appears on either of their entries? -- Frankie

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just saw Paul_R._Nelson | Paul__Nelson's commercial. I have little idea how much is true &/or false; but, it sure is rude.

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[edit] Copied material

User:Rushadthomas has introduced a large section into this article which is copied from Ron Kind's website at the House of Representatives here and pasted into the article here. WP:CV states that the article should be either speedily deleted, or reverted back to a clean revision that does not include any copyrighted material. However, since the material comes from a federal government website it is possible that the material is in the public domain (as work of the United States Government). If the copied material is not public domain the article needs to be reverted to this revision.--Oden 07:43, 21 December 2006 (UTC)