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• Harold Ickes, Jr.
  #REDIRECT [[Harold Ickes]]
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• Harold Ickes, Jr.
  #REDIRECT [[Harold Ickes]]
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• Ickes and Enright Group
  The '''Ickes and Enright Group''' is a government affairs consulting firm with strong ti [[Janice Ann Enright]] and [[Harold Ickes]] are the firm's partners.
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• September Fund
  ...ing blitz. The effort, called the September Fund, is being led by [[Harold Ickes]], a former aide to President [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] and an adviser to Se *James L., [http://www.swingstateproject.com/2006/09/ickes_launches.php "Ickes Launches New 527,"] ''Swing State Project'', September 14, 2006.
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• Equitas
  *[[Harold Ickes]]
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• Catalist
  *[[Harold Ickes]] - President, Catalist
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• Media Fund
  The Media Fund is headed by [[Harold M. Ickes]], "former deputy White House chief of staff for President [[Bill Clinton]] "Mr. Ickes says his organization coordinates with the [[MoveOn]].org Voter Fund and th
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• U.S. presidential election, 2004: Campaign Quotes
  ...thing less than scorched-earth harassment by the Republicans." -- [[Harold Ickes]], president of the [[Media Fund]] [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/ar
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• David Dinkins
  *[[Harold Ickes]]
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• Clinton administration
  *White House Deputy Chief of Staff: [[Harold Ickes]]
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• Soft money
  ...rats are busy, too. Three former high-ranking aides of Clinton -- [[Harold Ickes]], [[Doug Sosnik]] and [[John D. Podesta]] -- are working to set up a Democ
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• Progress for America
  ...ond with $6.3 million in ad spending. In third place was Democrat [[Harold Ickes]]’ [[Media Fund]], which spent $5 million.[http://www.publicintegrity.org
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