Russ Walker

FreedomWorks

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Vice President of Political and Grassroots Campaigns for FreedomWorks, a national group, associated with the Tea Party, and member of the Oregon delegation to the 2012 Republican Convention, he served on the National Platform Committee

 

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A committee of party insiders met for two days this week to write the Republican platform . It's expected to be adopted by the convention in Tampa next Monday.

Political Party Platforms: Do They Really Matter?

A committee of party insiders met for two days this week to write the Republican platform . It's expected to be adopted by the convention in Tampa next Monday.

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