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Refuting Compassionate Conservatism's Electoral Benefits
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Re: Warren Pulls Even
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Ron Paul Wins Kentucky
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Gallup: Pro-Choice At Record Low
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Weekend Political Wrap-Up
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The Spectacle Blog
If having lowered expectations, Fred Thompson then exceeds them after his announcement, then I think the answer is yes. That's what remains to be seen.
But as I argued on the main site today, I don't think you can have three or four semi-viable conservative alternatives to Giuliani in the race and expect any of those alternatives to prevail.
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