Dane Strother

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Democratic consultant with Strother Duffy Strother, a Democratic media firm based in Washington, DC; former political reporter

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This week's tragedy at Virginia Tech and a decision by the US Supreme Court have revived debate on the right to bear arms and a woman's right to abortion.  Based on public opinion,…

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Former Senator John Edwards says he’s not worried that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are getting all the attention, but New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson 's frustrated…

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