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Republicans go negative -- on one another
Not only did the GOP lose seats in the last election, but now they are losing respect for one another. It seems as Bush is becoming even more unpopular that more and more Republicans are trying to distance themselves from the principles that the Bush administration has portrayed. In a time when they (Republicans) should be working together, they seem to be trying to step on each others to keep their heads above the water.
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They are trying to commit suicide on the installment plan; a little more each day.
A lot of Republicans are caught in a sticky situation, they don't want to come right out and say they disagree with their leader but they want to distance themselves from him. Bush still has two years left and a lot of power and sway in politics. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out, especially after the primaries are decided.
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