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In 2008, paid for advertising supporting Minnesota Republican Senator Norm Coleman, who at the time was the co-chair of the Senate Biofuels caucus. In the same year, the group released a radio advertisement criticizing the Indy Racing League for its decision to use Brazilian sugar-based ethanol for its cars. In the 2010 election cycle directed its efforts at 14 "liberal" politicians that sat on committees with jurisdiction over energy and agricultural policy. </ref name="NYT"> Jim Rutenberg, Don Van Natta, and Mike McIntire, [http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/12/us/politics/12donate.html?pagewanted=all Offering Donors Secrecy, and Going on Attack], New York Times, October 11, 2010 </ref>

*[[Nicole Schlinger]]

*[[Tim Albrecht]]

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