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By now, Americans' capacity for political information has probably reached the saturation point.

With the fall elections still several weeks off, unsuspecting citizens are under constant bombardment. And nobody is safe.

Signs are hammered into lush suburban lawns. Urban billboards get in your face. Online accounts clog up with junk political e-mail. My mailbox has grown thick with urgent fund-

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