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Giannoulias opts for kid-to-kid strategy in TV spots about drivers' licenses, taxes, corruption -- and basketball
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46% : An ad called "Promise" features Giannoulias teaching kids basketball skills and vowing to clean up government "for everyone, whether you are a Democrat or a Republican.""As secretary of state, I'll keep politics out of the office, so that when these kids are old enough to pay taxes, they'll get better services and less corruption," Giannoulias says.
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