GOP 'super PACs' overtaking campaigns in fundraising
San Mateo Daily Journal
Their fundraising last month provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the identities of the rich supporters who will help elect the next president, along with details on how the millions of dollars they donated have been spent.
Paltry fundraising by Obama "Super PAC" prompted new strategyReuters
Paltry fundraising by Obama 'Super PAC' prompted new strategyCANOE
Rick Santorum's fundraising doubled in JanuaryAllentown Morning Call

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Romney fundraising edge in Arizona slips
Tucson Citizen
21, 2012, under Arizona Republic News In what appears to be a reflection of the tightening contest for the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney is no longer enjoying the significant fundraising advantage over his opponents in Arizona that he …
Rick Santorum's fundraising doubled after Iowa winPlain Dealer
Mitt Romney remains fundraising king, but look who's hard on his heelsChristian Science Monitor
Santorum Doubles Fundraising in JanuaryNewsMax.com
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Head of Community Fundraising
Third Sector
One of the UK's most innovative charities; launch of one of the largest Scottish fundraising campaigns EVER; a chance to join an award-winning team of outstanding fundraisers; a great salary and package – what more could you ask for?

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Franklin Graham on Obama and religion, Obama's fundraising woes and more [AM …
Washington Post (blog)
Is this why Obama has turned to the Super PAC: “The Obama campaign is falling seriously behind its fundraising goals, and must begin to rely on wealthy donors who have already maxed out on their personal contributions. In January, from all donors, …

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Burnley bans street fundraising on five days of the week
Third Sector
By Sophie Hudson, Third Sector Online, 22 February 2012 Street fundraising in Burnley town centre has been banned on five days of the week, under a new agreement between the council and the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association.
Time to be charitable towards 'chuggers'Spiked
Town banishes charity muggersAol Money

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Chicago Charity Poker Championship: The tournament of One Step Programs for …
Poker 777
For the seventh consecutive year, One Step Programs, a charity invites poker enthusiasts to participate in its charity tournament to be held on March 1st, 2012 at River East Art Center in Chicago, Illinois. This is once again a great opportunity to …

Full Tilt Poker Leaves Montreal Open Winners Empty Handed
PokerNews.com
The far reaching effects of Black Friday have recently crossed the border into Canada where Full Tilt Poker's disappearance has created drama regarding the Montreal Open, a charity poker tournament formerly sponsored by the online poker site.

Online Poker Player Emmett Mullin Wins UKIPT Galway
Poker News Report
The online poker specialist, who is known as 'mully_85' at PokerStars, was certainly thrilled by his success, saying: “It's unbelievable and hasn't sunk in yet. It's by far my biggest cash and winning the event is huge for me.
The Nightly Turbo: Payment Processor Hides $51.4M, Mullin Wins UKIPT Galway …PokerNews.com

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Online Poker Bill In Iowa Approved By Subcommittee
Poker News Report
An Iowa Senate subcommittee consisting of three panelists approved an online poker bill for the Hawkeye State despite objections from opponents that legalization would be harmful to Iowans, believing that minors would find ways to gamble online and …
Online poker bill clears Iowa Senate panelQuad City Times
Iowa Pushes For Online PokerEat My Stack
Titan Poker Wins Best Poker Customer Service Award for 3rd Straight YearSacramento Bee

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A Drunk Toddler, Online Poker and Eagle Eggs: 2/21 Urbandale Morning Report
Patch.com
Do you think Iowa should legalize online poker gambling? An Iowa Senate subcommittee does. Will Urbandale make it to the state basketball tournament? Urbandale boys defeated East Monday night to advance in substrate play. The J-Hawks play Waukee Friday …

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