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Barack Obama, left, during a campaign stop in West Palm Beach on July 19 and Mitt Romney, right, in Green Bay, Wisconsin on April 2.

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Swing states buried in political ads

Campaigns are spending tens of millions of dollars in key swing state. John Avlon reports.