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Club for Growth Has an Eye on Alaska

  • By Nicole Duran
  • Roll Call Staff
  • July 24, 2007, Midnight

Leaders of the anti-tax, business-friendly Club for Growth like to demonstrate their independence from the Republican Party. Their recent moves — such as commissioning a new poll that purports to demonstrate the vulnerability of two GOP incumbents in Alaska — suggest they are preparing to poke Republican officials in the eye yet again.

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