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- iHaveNet.com: Politics
by Paul Bedard
It's easy to find excuses for why the
They're not. In fact, Republican election committees are seeing a funding revival, fired by voter frustration, anger, and a hope that the conservatives can stage a 1994-style revolt exactly two years after Obama and the Democrats seemed to cement the party's long-term control in Washington. Consider just a few facts. While Steele's bank account is lean, the
And it's happening elsewhere. Take the National Republican Senatorial Committee. With little hope of taking control of the
Even Steele's latest gaffe on Afghanistan, which has a broad spectrum of Republicans calling for his resignation, hasn't impacted the party's fundraising which is based more on voter anger than a
Not that the
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