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Stafford leaves Republican Party
Denver Post – Oct 11, 2007
Debbie Stafford ditched the Republican Party today to become the 40th member of the House Democratic Caucus. Surrounded by cheering Democrats the Aurora lawmaker said her beliefs were constantly putting her “at odds” with the Republican Party. “I am not leaving the Republican Party as much as the Republican Party left me” she said. “I will not be changing my votes or my values. I am changing my party.
Seeking Zell Miller’s advice on a better Republican party
Atlanta Journal Constitution – Oct 11, 2007
gif’>Reddit”) Seeking Zell Miller’s advice on a better Republican party Thursday ctober 11 2007 10:05 AMThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution The ties of the Zell Miller clan to Republicans at the state Capitol are becoming ever stronger if that’s possible. Murphy Miller the 52-year-old son of the former Democratic governor and U. senator was on a list of five judicial appointments announced by Gov. Sonny Perdue this week.
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Union Sentinel – Oct 11, 2007
The same share applies to your parents children friends neighbors grandchildren pastor etc. This isn’t a right wing conspiracy number either; it’s directly from U. Government websites.
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It was like they were celebrating their “special victory” ahead of the vote. Critics in Korea meanwhile complain that it seems as if Lee’s aides are already popping the champagne. Fourth the hard-core conservatives of the Republican Party tried to nominate war hero Dwight Eisenhower but to no avail. They watched Dewey’s smooth and easy campaign disinterestedly. Some GNP members — those from rival Park Geun-hye’s camp — are doing the same. Fifth Dewey and team weren’t the only ones who were over-confident. Republicans didn’t go to the polls in Illinois and California because of severe storms.
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