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Ill. Senate candidate Kirk sought Palin support

Published - Nov 04 2009 23:54 PM

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CHICAGO (AP) - Senate candidate Mark Kirk sought support from Sarah Palin as he faces criticism from more conservative Republicans in Illinois. A memo from Kirk to a Palin friend and adviser says he wanted Palin to say something "quick and decisive" ... Read Full Story

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