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Republicans’ great civil war endangering future of the party

DEMOCRATS have some thinking to do after Tuesday’s elections, but Republicans don’t have time to think. They’re too busy trying to survive the party’s internal purge and avoid being shipped off to a political Siberia. Full Article at New Haven Register

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