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WASHINGTON -- The Fox News network has solicited the services of a prominent D.C. law firm and an equally prominent campaign finance lawyer to ward off a suit alleging that it made illegal in-kind contributions to a Republican gubernatorial candidate. In early August, the Democratic campaign arm accused Fox of illegally helping to raise money on behalf of incoming Ohio Governor John Kasich (R-Ohio) by running a chyron featuring his website at the same time that he was soliciting donations during an interview on Bill O'Reilly's show.
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Dems are really p.o'd about losing Ohio aren't they? They are absolutely desperate to get their governor in for re-districting. George Soros hadn't counted on so many Conservatives being elected to Governorships and into the Sec. of State positions.
wow, what a slow news day that this is run. fox news has the temerity to hire a law firm to protect its rights in court.
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