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Politics

U.S. Moving Rightward Even as Republicans Lose Presidential Elections

Maybe?

Reason Staff | 2.28.2013 8:28 AM

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Republican angst over presidential election losses obscures the fact that many conservative ideals have prospered for decades.

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  1. Brian from Texas   14 years ago

    The GOP is going to keep losing as long as they keep nominating Presidential candidates who are slightly less socialistic versions of their Democratic counterparts.

    1. John Galt   14 years ago

      Obviously so.

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