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How politicians got comfortable sounding desperate when asking for money

"I don't really have a moral problem with sending a lot of emails to you to elect another Democratic senator," one campaign professional told BI.

By: Business Insider

Oct 07 2024
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How politicians got comfortable sounding desperate when asking for money

A photo illustration of the desperate language used by politicians, of both parties, to solicit campaign contributions. Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/BI

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How politicians got comfortable sounding desperate when asking for money

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