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    Haley Barbour Gets Some Credit for Virginia, New Jersey Wins
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    Another Republican Party official said that part of Barbour's success came from winning over so-called Reagan Democrats, the moderates who are concerned about the economy and jobs. "The New Jersey victory is attributable to two things: Haley Barbour and a re-emergence of Reagan Democrats who 'cannot take it any more' on taxes, affordability" added another Republican official. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report
    The New Jersey victory is attributable to two things: Haley Barbour and a re-emergence of Reagan Democrats who 'cannot take it any more' on taxes, affordability
    SOURCE: U.S. News & World Report 1 month ago
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Haley Barbour Gets Some Credit for Virginia, New Jersey Wins
  1. This was a huge victory for Haley and just the start of what could be a very big year next year
    SOURCE: U.S. News & World Report 1 month ago

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