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GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

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A football legend who held a gun to his ex-wife’s head. Rivals who nearly brawled during a televised debate. A venture capitalist who voiced sympathy for the Unabomber.

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The Independent

GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

Senate Republicans' campaign operation is taking steps to avoid a repeat of their party's disastrous showing in last year's midterms

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

1 year ago·United States

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GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

Senate Republicans' campaign operation is taking steps to avoid a repeat of their party's disastrous showing in last year's midterms

1 year ago·United States

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Star Tribune

GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

A football legend who held a gun to his ex-wife's head. Rivals who nearly brawled during a televised debate. A venture capitalist who voiced sympathy for the Unabomber.

1 year ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Political Wire

GOP Leaders Plan to Wade Into Senate Races

Associated Press: “Republican Senate primaries in several pivotal states last year exuded a carnival-like aura, dominated by far-right candidates whose ill-advised remarks and damaging personal baggage ultimately cost the party its chance of retaking a majority. But even as alarms sounded over a growing crisis of electability, party leaders mostly stood by, including Florida Sen. Rick Scott, the Senate GOP’s campaign chief, who insisted on remai…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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WISH-TV

GOP leaders, stung by losses, plan to wade into Senate races

WASHINGTON (AP) — A football legend who held a gun to his ex-wife’s head. Rivals who nearly brawled during a televised debate. A venture capitalist who voiced sympathy for the Unabomber. And that’s just to name a few. Republican Senate primaries in several pivotal states last year exuded a carnival-like aura, dominated by far-right candidates whose ill-advised remarks and damaging personal baggage ultimately cost the party its chance of retaking…

1 year ago·Indianapolis, United States

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