Quantifying Just How Much Newt and Mitt Loved Reagan
Of all the attacks and counterattacks made during the Republican presidential primary, the hardest one to prove is which candidate's love of Ronald Reagan is most pure and true?
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Of all the attacks and counterattacks made during the Republican presidential primary, the hardest one to prove is which candidate's love of Ronald Reagan is most pure and true?
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