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**Rounteetepehryn** · 08-14-2011, 09:33 PM

With the conclusion of the Ames straw poll, an Iowa institution that is usually less about the GOP nomination and more about filling time during a slow August news cycle, it's time for Republican primary voters to get serious about supporting the candidate of their choice. But can they even begin to make that choice if some might-be candidates will not fully commit to either running or not running?

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08-14-2011, 09:33 PM	#1
Rounteetepehryn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 349 Senior Member	Now Or Never Time In The GOP With the conclusion of the Ames straw poll, an Iowa institution that is usually less about the GOP nomination and more about filling time during a slow August news cycle, it's time for Republican primary voters to get serious about supporting the candidate of their choice. But can they even begin to make that choice if some might-be candidates will not fully commit to either running or not running? continued at http://www.talkingsides.com/blogs/20...ime-in-the-gop
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