Published 1/3/2009
by Perry Bacon Jr.
at Wash Post Elections
Following an election that has left Republicans with no clear vision about how to regain power, the normally low-profile race to head the GOP's national committee has turned into a six-man showdown that has opened rifts along racial, regional and ideological lines.
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