Last week, a new third-party group used some provocative language to announce its arrival on the pre-election advertising scene. The group of mostly former Conservative staffers behind HarperPAC crammed a lot of baggage into those three syllables. The last one, referencing American Political Action Committees that have subverted campaign spending limits south of the border, served to draw attention to third-party advertising in a way that existing, more innocuously-named PAC-like entities had failed to. But the first two
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