The law, which takes effect Nov. 6, prohibits special interest groups from airing ads identifying federal candidates within one month of a primary or two months of a general election.
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They should abolish them altogether. I haven't found any of those ads to be helpful in making a decision. There's not enough time for candidates to make reasonable, coherent statements in 30 seconds (even Ross Perot tried to make his 'presentation' that lasted, what was it 20 minutes?! It didn't work for him either). They've all discovered that insulting and bashing the other guy take less time. Maybe that's why they're letting Leno and Letterman keep at it, it's their job.
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