July 22, 2008 - 8:18am
Alternative history 2008
By Wally Edge
Category: GovernorTags: Bob Ehrlich
What if Bob Ehrlich won re-election in 2006?
For one thing, today he would likely be a serious contender for John McCain's vice presidential nomination.
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