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US elections 2008: Remembering the Republican presidential candidates who dropped out 8 Articles
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by Paul Lines
When the Republicans looked at the calendar and found that the time has moved to the beginning of yet another race for selection to be the Party's choice, many jumped for the challenge. Of these, the names Sam Brownback, J...read more
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by Keith Bailey
And then there was one. After convincing wins in four more states on March 4, Arizona Senator John McCain surpassed the 1191 delegates he needs in order to secure the Republican nomination for President of The United St...read more
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Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee; this was an interesting line up of presidential candidates. Senator Brownback, Hunter, Tancredo, and Gilmore, had their hearts in the right place but their effort w...read more
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My two favorite Republican candidates who dropped out of the race are Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee. But I knew from the start that both of them would have an uphill challenge in winning the nomination. The reasons they...read more
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The list of hopefuls for the Republican nomination for president was a long one in the beginning. It seems as though this primary season has been long, too, and the path to the Republican convention, littered with the resi...read more
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by JoAnn Powell
The Republican Party has made its choice as to who they prefer to be the most powerful leader in the world. On March 4,John McCain garnered enough support to become the presumptive candidate for President of the United Sta...read more
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I already forgot a few of them and the primary race isn't even over completely. There was Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, Rudy G., Mike Hucklebee, and the rest are a blur. The most important republican is forgotten already b...read more
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by Jeremy Flint
The political game is a difficult one, and those difficulties were exceptionally present in the campaigns of the various Republican candidates seeking their party's nomination for the executive office in 2008. John McCain...read more
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