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Janet NapolitanoArizona’s governor was very well received in Denver. |
American Citizens UnitedThey failed to get enough signatures in their effort to recall Mayor Phil Gordon. |
state Democratic PartyMade gains on Republicans again leading up to Election Day and emails from Clinton supports confirms they are coming home a lot more unified than when the left. |
Town of GilbertLost Wil Brown their first mayor and popular community leader. |
Tim NelsonNelson has caught Andrew Thomas in fundraising and has added Dennis Burke to his consulting team. |
BouieAll three have now taken steps in the campaign that is likely to leave scars in the party for a long time to come. |
John McCainSarah Palin is a bold choice and McCain needs to be given credit for taking a risk. |
Chris VazquezThe Pinal sheriff sent an email about campaign activities to have Joe Arpaio not talk bad about him. The media sees the problem is him sending a campaign related email from his official email address. I see the problem as him asking Sheriff Joe not to do something. Doesn’t that usually mean he will just because you don’t want him to? |
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