National Perspective
This race may feature an unusual GOP tactic
WASHINGTON -- The Republican Party's presidential nomination process usually turns out like an election in a local Moose Lodge: The prize usually goes to the guy who was second the last time --the most proven, dues-paying candidate. (Full article: 784 words)
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