Published 11/14/2008
by CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart
at CNN Political Ticker
WASHINGTON (CNN) — It’s the first big battle for the future of the Republican Party.
Early next year, party leaders will gather to elect the next chairman of the Republican National Committee, which the GOP’s principal campaign and fund-raising organization.
Current chairman Mike Duncan, whose term is drawing to a close, has been non-committal regarding a [...]
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