opposition research
Opposition research refers to the systematic gathering and analysis of information about political opponents, typically conducted by individuals or organizations. The objective is to uncover relevant facts, weaknesses, potential controversies, or any other information that could be strategically used in election campaigns, public debates, or legal proceedings.
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