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Donald Trump's campaign stiff-arms a Georgia super PAC

Donald Trump, a Republican presidential hopeful, meets with attendees during a campaign event in New Hampshire. Ian Thomas Jansen-Lonnquist/The New York Times

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Donald Trump, a Republican presidential hopeful, meets with attendees during a campaign event in New Hampshire. Ian Thomas Jansen-Lonnquist/The New York Times
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Jan 7, 2016

Donald Trump's campaign on Thursday "disavowed" a new super PAC started by the Republican front-runner's ex-campaign staffer in Georgia.

The Trump campaign filed a Federal Elections Committee report distancing itself from the Will Not Bend PAC, which it said features Trump's image and slogans. From the report:

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