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The Spectacle Blog
Can you imagine John Boehner suriving these two consecutive election losses if there was someone as ambitious as Newt Gingrich in today's House Republican Conference? I cannot.
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james23| 11.6.08 @ 2:20PM
Unbelieveable. Only in government is this possible.
Stacey Hanrahan| 11.6.08 @ 3:03PM
I don't think it's unbelieveable. It just shows how awkward the party has become. As Conservative who votes as a Republican, I find it absolutely embarrassing.
Until they put true leadership in the fore, from the top on down, I refuse to donate time or money toward the party. They will not only have to earn my donation, but the party will have to demonstrate it can earn my vote.