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... elections . Democrats must take up the cated quickly deradicalized and became . challenge posed by Thomas Frank and reclaim simply middle class . By the 1984 presidential the populist heritage of the New Deal in a new election , former ...
... elections . Democrats must take up the cated quickly deradicalized and became . challenge posed by Thomas Frank and reclaim simply middle class . By the 1984 presidential the populist heritage of the New Deal in a new election , former ...
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... election in which he captured may with the direction in which the country is 89 percent of the vote . Corruption and the pen- moving . Koštunica's government , for example , etration of organized criminal groups into the has dropped ...
... election in which he captured may with the direction in which the country is 89 percent of the vote . Corruption and the pen- moving . Koštunica's government , for example , etration of organized criminal groups into the has dropped ...
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... election because Ross Perot split the Rethe party of the ideas that defined America's publican constituency and George H.W. Bush political future . Since then , Democratic lead- angered voters with his patrician indifference ers , in ...
... election because Ross Perot split the Rethe party of the ideas that defined America's publican constituency and George H.W. Bush political future . Since then , Democratic lead- angered voters with his patrician indifference ers , in ...
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