G. Terry Madonna

Franklin and Marshall College

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Professor of Political Science at Franklin and Marshall College and director of its Franklin and Marshall College Poll

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After yesterday's wins in Wisconsin, Maryland, and the District of Columbia, Mitt Romney is acting like he's the Republican nominee to challenge President Obama .  Today, as the…

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