Calif GOP enthusiasm: Will it equal registration?

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The Associated Press has copyrights to their articles, and it prohibits reproducing their work without permission. There is a thread we started about this in the official section, and although we have been lax on enforcing the rule here, we're about to get more serious about it.
A few sentences of their atricles with a link to the original is about all we are allowed to do without running afoul of the copyrights.

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