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Headline Roundup January 25th, 2015

Iowa Summit for GOP

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At 2016 Iowa summit, some fresh GOP faces — finally
At 2016 Iowa summit, some fresh GOP faces — finally

Washington Times

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For all the talk of a deep Republican bench for 2016, a lot of the faces in the early game are the same.

Mitt Romney? Really? He ran and lost in 2012 — badly. Rick Santorum? Mike Huckabee? Rick Perry? They all ran and lost to the guy who won the nomination — and then lost — badly. Sarah Palin? She lost so badly in 2008 she didn’t even make an effort in 2012. The list of has-beens goes on and on.

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A GOP Weekend, Courtesy Of The Koch Network And Citizens United
A GOP Weekend, Courtesy Of The Koch Network And Citizens United

NPR (Online News)

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Republican presidential hopefuls are turning out this weekend for two big events, but just one of them, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, plans to be at both.

Cruz is among seven possible contenders who spoke Saturday at the Iowa Freedom Summit, cosponsored by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) and the group Citizens United. Sunday night, Cruz is scheduled to join two possible primary rivals, Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Rand Paul, R-Ky., at a semi-annual conference of the Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce.

Freedom Partners is a central part of the powerful...

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Prepping for 2016, a Gathering of Republicans in Iowa Leans Hard to the Right
Prepping for 2016, a Gathering of Republicans in Iowa Leans Hard to the Right

New York Times (News)

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A crowded field of potential Republican presidential candidates scrapped for the hearts of the party’s conservative base here Saturday, implicitly rejecting the more moderate wing favored by big donors and trying to fire up the kind of grass-roots supporters who will play a critical role in the nominating process.

The daylong forum, billed as an informal kickoff to the 2016 campaign, was attended by about 1,200 people, many of whom ardently oppose the centrist views that tend to prevail in a general election.

The speakers, some of them experienced presidential...

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