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"A new candidate has decided to make a late entry into
the race for the Republican nomination." |
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"Curry said he chose to enter the race late because
there was not another candidate he could have fully
supported who would fix the problems America faces." |
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"...a reporter wondered what he would do about the
nagging problem of Iran." |
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"Curry did something few
other national candidates have attempted. He
sang." |
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'Democrats are misleading
voters about the state's revenue picture." |
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"I've been waiting for a candidate to step up that I
could say, 'That's my guy. I'm going to support that
one.' I haven't found that person yet," he said." |
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"It's never too late to do what's right and I think
getting into this race today is what's right." |
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"Hillary has forfeited her ability to be Commander in
Chief." |
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"He exudes integrity and sincerity, regardless of one's
views about all his positions." |
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"I fear our intraparty fury will destroy all leaders and
send us off to a brokered convention." |
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"The lesson that some are drawing from the results of
the Republican presidential voting to date is that the
race for the party's nomination is wide open." |
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"I've been told now that it's too late (to run) ..." he
said. "What I say is yes, it's all true, except this:
when we get to the finish line, let's see who the last
man standing is, and I have a feeling it's going to be
me." |
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"The most fascinating horse-race metaphor that may
emerge in this campaign is the "dark horse." |
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"True conservatives do exist in
our country." |
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"Curry is a man of faith, an unabashed conservative, who
openly states his Reaganite positions with eloquence and
force." |
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"At age eighteen, she married
Jerry Curry, a young man she'd loved since they first
met eight years before." |
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"Jerry R. Curry took office today as Administrator of
the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the
nation's top highway safety official." |
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