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Published 8/30/2008 by rsinderbrand at CNN Political Ticker
(CNN) – As Hurricane Gustav's power increased and the storm bore down on the Gulf Coast, Republicans grappled with the problems both logistical and political.
Republicans are acutely sensitive to any suggestion that they might be sending the wrong impression by celebrating while Gustav, now a Category 5 hurricane, batters the Gulf Coast. It is an [...]
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