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    But Snowe, who is pro-abortion rights, took serious issue with Pawlenty's underlying argument that some members of the GOP's fast shrinking left flank, including one-time NY-23 candidate Dede Scozzafava, are so far out of the party's anti-abortion, anti-gay rights mainstream they are a "joke." "All I know is that I've been a life-long Republican, I [spent] 16 years toiling in the minority in the House of Representatives and [was part of] the effort to get us the majority in 1994 -- now were in the minority and I'm still here" she added, with a laugh. Full Article at The Politico
    All I know is that I've been a life-long Republican, I [spent] 16 years toiling in the minority in the House of Representatives and [was part of] the effort to get us the majority in 1994 -- now were in the minority and I'm still here
    SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
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Snowe to TPaw: GOP should "borrow" my approach
  1. I don't expect the national party organization to be a substitute for the people in Maine
    SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
  2. We're a states' rights approach party and we should leave it at that... I think we've got to be inclusive in in the model of President Reagan... the Lee Atwater approach, the big tent, I think that's what we have to be all about. I always think that we have to be flexible in accommodating a variety of v...
    SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
  3. So, i don't know -- I think they could probably borrow more from me in that sense, in terms of being in touch with your constituents...
    SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
  4. I've been a lifelong Republican -- I haven't changed, I don't know what the problem is -- I really don't ... I know Gov. Pawlenty to be a thoughtful person and i know if he could have rephrased it or re characterized it he would.
    SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago

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