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John McCainNational polls show the Arizona senator closing in on Obama. Slow and steady may win the race. |
Tim BeeGood news you are proving to be a threat to Giffords, bad news because of that the DCCC is reserving $700k to help defend her. |
Jim OgsburyHe may or may not win the Republican nomination, but he has made a name for himself as many prominent Republicans have been impressed by him on the stump and his work ethic. |
David SchweikertOk, your filing was only 15 minutes late because of Internet problems. No big deal. But why risk having it an issue, file earlier in the day and avoid the possible negative hit. |
Joe Arpaio300 protest the Sheriff’s sweeps. The more attention brought to his sweeps the better because if you agree with the sweeps or not, they poll very well among the general public. |
Print reporters and bloggers who accuse you of not checking factsYet they do what they are accusing you of and don't check their facts. |
Arizona Democratic PartyRaised $600K at the Heritage Dinner |
Print reporters who accuse you of not checking facts |
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