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Christie surges but Trump still tops // Clinton presses on guns // For and against Rubio … and more

ByChip Griffin


(via Primary Digest)

There are 67 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — Good stuff from Sabato’s Crystal Ball yesterday. At this point in 2008 — 60 days out from Iowa — here’s what the GOP national polling showed: Giuliani 29, Thompson 16, McCain 14. — It’s almost as if the Union Leader is conflicted about Marco Rubio. As noted last weekend, the paper praised Rubio in an editorial on the same day it dismissed him while endorsing Chris Christie. Now we find an op-ed from their former editorial page writer Drew Cline backing Rubio — while also running…

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