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Kagen on His Gard

2006 GOP Nominee Seeking Rematch, but Others May Follow

By Nicole Duran
Roll Call Staff
July 17, 2007, Midnight

John Gard (R) attributes his narrow loss at the hands of freshman Rep. Steve Kagen (D-Wis.) last year to the national wave that swept 30 new House Democrats into office.

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