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This election cycle has seen the creation of Fundrace.org, a Web site devoted solely to making it easy to identify anyone who gives money to presidential campaigns. MSNBC.com’s Alex Johnson reports. • FULL STORY

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DECISION 2004 TOOLKIT

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•	Webcast: White House Beat
•	Follow the money with opensecrets.org
•	Track issues in our Legislative Action Center

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