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Frank KratovilHis campaign finally seems to be kicking into gear, with a fine roll out of the Wayne Gilchrest endorsement this week. |
Andy HarrisGilchrest's snub of him, while expected, is complete. That he and others in the GOP couldn't keep him quiet is a loss. |
Michael SteeleIn an even better speech than 2004, he impressed the party faithful who will keep his political career alive. |
Ulysses CurrieThe grand jury is hearing testimony and seems awfully active. Is an indictment far behind? |
Wayne GilchrestBy coming out for Kratovil, is he opening the door to a comeback in a Democratic administration? |
Bob EhrlichHe missed out on the GOP Convention, which is not good if he plans on mounting a comeback in 2010. |
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