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Go ahead — you manage the campaign

From the Christian Science Monitor:  “New presidential election simulation game lets you create an aggressive ad strategy, debate opponents – even schedule a whistle-stop tour. Do you have what it takes to create a winning presidential campaign?” 

The game is free, and it's here.

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