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Ron Paul Will Never Win in 2012, But Why Is He So Popular?
John Giokaris in GOP Debates 1 year ago
Will his views have any chance of becoming mainstream in the future? Or are they simply too dangerous, impractical, and out of touch with most Americans?
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Who Is Winning the NBC Florida Republican Presidential Debate?
Chris Miles in GOP Debates 1 year ago
GOP candidates square off ahead of the Florida Primary. The gloves are off. Welcome to the GOP Octagon.
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Republican Presidential Candidates Are Destroying Basic Conservative Platforms
Gary Sanford in GOP Debates 1 year ago
Republican front runners decimate the GOP platform by appeasing media entertainment.
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Why Ron Paul Won the Florida GOP Debate
Seamus Light in GOP Debates 1 year ago
Ron Paul gives honest answers amidst GOP establishment hysteria.
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What Do the Koch Brothers Do After Spending $643 Million and Losing? Double Down
Grant Ferowich in GOP Debates 3 months ago
A failed election season means one thing: it's time to go back to the drawing board. How will the Koch brothers look to move forward? Will they sustain their pledge or cut their losses?
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Who Won the Florida NBC GOP Debate? Newt Gingrich First, Ron Paul Second, Mitt Romney Last
Chris Miles in GOP Debates 1 year ago
In a slug fest between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, it was the latter who came out on top.
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At Florida GOP Debate, Newt Gingrich Should Answer Questions About Marianne Gingrich and His "Open Marriage"
Dwayne Greene in GOP Debates 1 year ago
Newt Gingrich has lashed out at the media for asking him about his personal life, but NBC should press him on his open marriage at tonight's GOP debate.
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Ron Paul's Impact Will Last Long After Florida Debate
James E. Miller in GOP Debates 1 year ago
2012 will ultimately be remembered as a turning point in the course of the American experiment when the republic had a choice between two distinctive ideologies in regard to governance.
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