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Refuting Compassionate Conservatism's Electoral Benefits
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Re: Warren Pulls Even
May 24, 2012 | 15 comments
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Ron Paul Wins Kentucky
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Gallup: Pro-Choice At Record Low
May 23, 2012 | 13 comments
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Weekend Political Wrap-Up
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The Spectacle Blog
Mike Huckabee's rise is in no small part the result of a backlash by values voters against a Republican establishment and conservative movement they felt didn't take their concerns seriously enough. But there are other conservative groups who will be heard from. Will economic conservatives, to name just one of them, be happy with the prospect of a Huckabee-McCain race? Rudy Giuliani -- and perhaps Mitt Romney -- would like to think not.
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