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The most powerful voices in the Republican apparatus are focused on things the American people either don't care about or... |
Dave |
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Dear Mr. Sager, Please keep speaking out. Your description of the Republican Party today sheds light on its transformation over the... [MORE] |
Stewart Gardner |
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via Penraker: Did you know Sam Brownback says that in every speech? That creeps me out, to tell you the truth. So... [MORE] |
jill |
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Glad to read that maybe, just maybe, these early panderings to Evangelicals in Iowa may finally lose traction in Republican... [MORE] |
Joy Brower |
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The thing about Mitt Romney here is that I am amazed at the investment of what, $4 million? And all... [MORE] |
Dave |
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Iowa just doesn't represent the voters the GOP needs to win in 2008. Iowa agrarians are not the demographic that... [MORE] |
Tampa Jeff |
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Those seem like standard Republican stances these days. [MORE] |
Gus |
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which says you can neither raise nor spend money on the Presidential election until January 1 of the year of... [MORE] |
Soop |
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Nice way to look like a loss for guliani as a plus for him. The fact was he had no... [MORE] |
jon |
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You can't put a price tag on the votes for the Iowa Straw Poll. The money spent leading to that... [MORE] |
Allen |
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The Republican Party has disintegrated from the Goldwater-Reagan roots of the 1960s and 1970s. I have always been a member... [MORE] |
Richard Leonardon |
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...but great article. particularly this line: "Mr. Romney promised not a chicken in every pot, but "a button on every computer"... [MORE] |
Kevin |
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Since the "reforms" of the early 1970s, the presidential nominations of both major parties have been pretty much decided well... [MORE] |
JoeOhio |
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A good article. I would add a couple of points here: Romney got 31% of the votes there. Did he win? Consider this:... [MORE] |
Michael |
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Hmm,,,I have to disagree with the writer's assumptions. Romney came into the Straw Poll as the frontrunner in both Iowa... [MORE] |
IowaGOP |
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I am proud to be an American when I see the way the straw poll seemed to cut through some... [MORE] |
Carson |
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First Giuliani skips the Ames straw poll, isolating Romney and diminishing his victory. Then, citing unspecified scheduling conflicts, he acts... [MORE] |
jack |
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This article not only shows great insight but one hell of a lot of work in the research department. Well... [MORE] |
Walter Holtsmaster |
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Hah! Exactly right, Iowa IS irrelevant. Stick a fork in them and McCain, they're both done! [MORE] |
Joe |
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