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| | |Rand has strong momentum now from his landslide victory, but his dad will likely run again in 2012 while Rand pursues his Senate career. Rand could first campaign for his dad and then become the candidate if voters think he has a better opportunity to win, but time is running our for Rand to assert himself as the candidate in 2012. | | |Rand has strong momentum now from his landslide victory, but his dad will likely run again in 2012 while Rand pursues his Senate career. Rand could first campaign for his dad and then become the candidate if voters think he has a better opportunity to win, but time is running our for Rand to assert himself as the candidate in 2012. |
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| − | |Conservative-talking governor who has run [[Texas]] for a decade (since [[George W. Bush]] became president); crushed [[RINO]] [[Kay Bailey Hutchison]] in the 2010 primary and then won a landslide in the general election against a popular opponent, carrying others to victory on his strong coattails; has a stellar jobs record in his State and which he can contrast with liberal-run states like [[California]], [[Nevada]], [[Illinois]], and [[New York]]
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| − | |More conservative in his rhetoric than his policies; endorsed [[RINO]] [[Rudy Giuliani]] in 2008; tried to force all schoolgirls to receive the [[HPV vaccine]]; raised business taxes while governor; and supports exceptions for allowing [[abortion]]
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| | |[[Mike Pence]] | | |[[Mike Pence]] |
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| | |Could be a [[stalking horse]] for Newt; also supporter of big government, and as governor released man who later killed officers; disliked by [[CPAC]]-types and by [[Club for Growth]] | | |Could be a [[stalking horse]] for Newt; also supporter of big government, and as governor released man who later killed officers; disliked by [[CPAC]]-types and by [[Club for Growth]] |
| | |Promoted by Fox with his own show | | |Promoted by Fox with his own show |
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| | + | |[[Rick Perry]] |
| | + | |Conservative-talking governor who has run [[Texas]] for a decade (since [[George W. Bush]] became president); crushed [[RINO]] [[Kay Bailey Hutchison]] in the 2010 primary and then won a landslide in the general election against a popular opponent, carrying others to victory on his strong coattails; has a stellar jobs record in his State and which he can contrast with liberal-run states like [[California]], [[Nevada]], [[Illinois]], and [[New York]] |
| | + | |More conservative in his rhetoric than his policies; endorsed [[RINO]] [[Rudy Giuliani]] in 2008; tried to force all schoolgirls to receive the [[HPV vaccine]]; raised business taxes while governor; and supports exceptions for allowing [[abortion]] |
| | + | |Rarely on Fox |
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| | |[[Allen West]] | | |[[Allen West]] |