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→‎Ranking of Potential Republican Candidates: Tuesday's results moves Marco Rubio to #2, in light of his landlside and also the conservative social vote in Iowa (not good for Mitt)
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|Struggled to win reelections in his own congressional district; has previously endorsed [[liberal]] ideas like "[[cap-and-trade]]" ([[global warming]] hoax) and a [[Con Con]]; resigned as Speaker rather than follow through with the impeachment of [[Bill Clinton]]; divorced twice and married three times, most recently to a women 23 years younger than he.
 
|Struggled to win reelections in his own congressional district; has previously endorsed [[liberal]] ideas like "[[cap-and-trade]]" ([[global warming]] hoax) and a [[Con Con]]; resigned as Speaker rather than follow through with the impeachment of [[Bill Clinton]]; divorced twice and married three times, most recently to a women 23 years younger than he.
 
|Promoted almost daily by Fox
 
|Promoted almost daily by Fox
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|[[Marco Rubio]]
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|A rising young star in Florida, a key swing state; an electrifying speaker; won the [[U.S. Senate]] seat in a landslide in 2010, nearly capturing 50% of the vote in a tough 3-way race that included the originally favored [[Charlie Crist]]; stronger on social issues than other leading candidates
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|Will face liberal [[double standard]]: what's OK for Obama (e.g., inexperience) is somehow not OK for a [[conservative]]
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|Rarely on Fox and did not seek Palin endorsement
 
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|[[Mitt Romney]]
 
|[[Mitt Romney]]
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|Once supported [[abortion]] and [[civil unions]]; his costly [[health care]] plan included mandatory insurance and became the model for ObamaCare; won only 15% in the South Carolina primary in 2008
 
|Once supported [[abortion]] and [[civil unions]]; his costly [[health care]] plan included mandatory insurance and became the model for ObamaCare; won only 15% in the South Carolina primary in 2008
 
|Excluded by Fox, which prefers Newt
 
|Excluded by Fox, which prefers Newt
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|[[Marco Rubio]]
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|A rising young star in Florida, a key swing state; an electrifying speaker; won the [[U.S. Senate]] seat in a landslide in 2010, nearly capturing 50% of the vote in a tough 3-way race that included the originally favored [[Charlie Crist]]
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|Will face liberal [[double standard]]: what's OK for Obama (e.g., inexperience) is somehow not OK for a [[conservative]]
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|Rarely on Fox and did not seek Palin endorsement
   
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|[[Rand Paul]]
 
|[[Rand Paul]]
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