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Frascone, however, does not have the endorsement of the Working Families Party, and Ana Maria Archila, the co-director of the New York Working Families Party, says that Frascone was recruited by Republicans to spoil the election for Jones.

From Salon

Now, Frascone is threatening to spoil the close election for Jones and some prognosticators have taken notice.

From Salon

Frascone, however, did not receive the party’s endorsement and the Working Families Party says that Frascone is a Republican plant running a "fake campaign" intended to spoil the race for the Democratic nominee, former Rep. Mondaire Jones, D-N.Y., who is facing Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y.

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“As much as they like to say ‘we’re not spoilers’ the strategy is threatening to spoil them.

From Salon

"Arnold starts dropping little hints early on that some supernatural or fantastical force is at work here, and it would spoil the movie to reveal too much," said the Hollywood Reporter's Leslie Felperin.

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