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The Battalion
October 1,1
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preparing cam
paign advertis-
in g-
Those expen
ditures — $4
million in Au-
g ust alone —
ave put Perot
in position for
an "October
surprise" return
if he chooses to
make that move on Thursday.
But they also underline a stark
contrast between what the Texas
billionaire has said publicly and
what he has done privately since
ending his independent bid for
the White House.
At the same time he was
spending the money, Perot was
declaring that he would not play a
Perot
spoiler's role, that the chancesol
his returning were comparable li
the likelihood that "a hurricam
will go straight up in theairta-
day" or "lightning going to strile
here in two seconds."
"It smacks of double dealing
said Stephen Hess, a political ara
lyst with the Brookings Institii.
tion.
But Murphy Martin, a dost
Perot associate who has helpedu
recent weeks to prepare ads, dis
agreed.
Campaign finance reports filed
with ihe government snow Peroi
has spent $18.5 million - $U.l
million of it his own money-
since first mentioning the possibil
ity of an independent campaignin
March.
More than half of that total has
been spent since he withdrew:
$6.6 million in July and $4 million
in August.
That fact is not lost on the polit
ical professionals who worked on
his campaign before it disbanded
and who now wonder whether
Perot was planning an October
surprise all the time.
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Texas Ethics Commission, but the
League says "there is not current
ly a user-friendly data base that
enables researchers to pinpoint
readily specific information..."
on how contributions are raised
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