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The latest installment:

From Politico:

“I can’t overstate the impact she had down here,” Chambliss said during an interview Wednesday morning on Fox News.

It is a good thing  Mr. Chambliss has won in GA.  A filibuster-proof majority in the US Senate branch of Congress would have made matters worse. The Republican party has done

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I’ll have more on this guy later, but Aaron Schock is one of the new, young faces of the Republican Party. At 19, the people of Peoria wrote in Aaron Schock for school board. Later, he was unanimously elected school board president before moving into the Illinois House of Representatives.

Neal Gabler attempts to poke a hole or two in the conservative “creation myth”:

The Republican Party can win a much bigger share of the youth vote in part by stressing the idealistic nature of conservatism, says this Ohio State freshman.

A reporter tries to get a read on Mike Huckabee’s presidential plans during his trip to Nashville:

With his popularity surging after the race, getting his own television show and the whirlwind book tour, the question people continue to ask is whether Huckabee will run in 2012.

An unnamed U.S. Senator and member of the GOP “message team” talks plainly about the state of the Republican Party:

Call them “values voters” or “social conservatives” or “the Christian right” or whatever term may you may wish to use to refer to them, but I believe that that faction of the Republican Party is becoming a drag on the party and it is time their influence was lessened.