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2012 Senate Races
POLITICO SENATE 2012 – “GOP candidates rush to get into Senate races,” by AP’s Philip Elliott: “Less than two months after voters gave Republicans six more Senate seats and control of the House, the GOP is lining up candidates for 2012, well ahead of the pace of previous election cycles. Looking to ride what they [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Congress, Democrats, Gubernatorial Races 2012, Jim Talent, Missouri, Missouri Senate Race, Politico, Republicans, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Party
Tagged as: 2012 Elections, 2012 U.S. Senate Races, George Allen, George LrMieux, Jim Talent, Jon Bruning, Mike Haridopolos, Missouri, Sarah Steelman, Sen. Bill Nelson, Sen. Bob Casey, Sen. Claire McCaskill, Sen. Jim Webb, Steve Daines, Tea Party, Virginia
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Mitt Romney’s Inner Circle
THE WASHINGTON POST THE FIX Political News and Analysis By Chris Cillizza Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has never really stopped running for president since that February day in 2008 when he ended his challenge to Sen. John McCain (Ariz.). While Romney took an extended hiatus to write his book — “No Apology: The Case [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Fundraising, Missouri, Mitt Romney, Republicans, Scott Brown, Sen. Scott Brown, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Washington Post
Tagged as: Bain Capital, Beth Myers, Chris Cillizza, Eric Fehrnstrom, Gov. Chris Christie, Invisible Primary, Jim Talent, Kevin Madden, Mitt Romney, No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Peter Flaherty, Sarah Palin, Sen. John McCain, Sen. Scott Brown, The Washington Post
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