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The Buzz: Sanford watches GOP win from afar

His replacement, Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, is basking in the glow of the two wins. Some political analysts think Barbour's election plan could translate into more election victories in 2010 when 38 governors are up for election. Full Article at The State

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