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The Spectacle Blog
Apparently Alan Keyes might get into the Ames straw poll race. I'm as big a fan of lost causes and protest votes as the next guy, but I think the 2004 Illinois Senate race ought to be the end of his career as a major-party candidate for public office. Keyes would have been better off taking my advice then; he should now.
Otherwise, Alan Keyes is not making sense.
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