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| − | [[category:companies]]{{seed}}Stephen B. Burke, then Executive Vice President and now Chief Operating Officer of Comcast, raised at least $200,000 for [[George W. Bush]] in the [[2004 US presidential election]]. | + | [[category:companies]]{{seed}} |
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| + | Stephen B. Burke, then Executive Vice President and now Chief Operating Officer of Comcast, raised at least $200,000 for [[George W. Bush]] in the [[2004 US presidential election]]. | ||
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Stephen B. Burke, then Executive Vice President and now Chief Operating Officer of Comcast, raised at least $200,000 for George W. Bush in the 2004 US presidential election.
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