fivethirtyeight.com - 2/1/2009
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I'm not going to pretend that I've followed this especially closely; Geraghty and Ambinder offer more informed takes. I will say that Steele is pretty clearly a fairly talented guy. If you take the nine open-seat Senate races that have been held between the last two political cycles (2006 and ...
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Steele's appeal (but not to David Duke)
Ben Smith's Blog —
... Nate Silver looks back at the results of Michael Steele's losing 2006 Senate race, and suggests he was a strong candidate because he did better than you might expect for a Maryland Republican, breaking 44 percent of the vote in a terrible GOP year. ...
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RNC chair Michael Steele's blog is no more
americablog.com 3/7/2009 — The emasculation has begun . When will Steele learn that there's only one leader of the Republican party? And it's never going to be him. For people who scream and yell that Limbaugh isn't the story, that Limbaugh is irrelevant, Mr. Irrelevant sure ...
Steele's Campaign Spending Questioned
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Steele's appeal (but not to David Duke)
politico.com 2/2/2009 —
Nate Silver looks back at the results of Michael Steele's losing 2006 Senate race, and suggests he was a strong candidate because he did better than you might expect for a Maryland Republican, breaking 44 percent of the vote in a terrible GOP ...
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