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There's Scott Walker, and then there's a bunch of losers, gaffers and other white meats

ANALYSIS/OPINION: With a generous baker's dozen preening and jockeying for early attention, this Republican presidential nomination fight appears to be turning into another none-of-the-above contest. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker crashed this week's Drudge Poll by collecting 46 percent of votes, and that was in a pared-down field of 13 possible candidates. Next nearest was Ted Cruz�

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• 01/21/14: Obama dismisses electorate and disses Congress
• 01/07/14: Daniel Webster's in the House, but Republicans choose to lose with Boehner
• 12/25/14: In hacked Hollywood, real heroes get smaller spotlights
• 12/18/14: Communism chic: Obama, with nothing to lose, embraces Cuba
• 12/17/14: Welcome to lawless Obama's America, hombres!
• 12/10/14: GOP sinking on a ship of timidity, squandering historic win
• 12/05/14: Dreaming of a 'white' Christmas? That's racist.
• 12/04/14: Why do people pick the biggest losers to be their heroes? And why does the media go along with it?
• 11/28/14: A President in search of a legacy? How about the Ferguson riots
• 11/21/14: King Barack's doddering effort at amnesty slaps workers in the face
• 11/20/14: Trashing the republic to save his party with immigration 'reform'
• 11/05/14: America faces most dangerous two years in last 150
• 10/31/14: Media already dismissing 'meaningless' midterms as Dems stumble

There's Scott Walker, and then there's a bunch of losers, gaffers and other white meats

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