Tony Fabrizio

Republican pollster, Fabrizio, McLaughlin, & Associates

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Leading Republican analyst; Partner in Fabrizio, McLaughlin, & Associates, a research, political and media consulting firm; former pollster and strategist for Robert Dole's 1996 presidential campaign

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You don't have to be a political junkie to know that  Hillary Clinton  and  John McCain  are the comeback kids of yesterday's  New Hampshire primaries —even though Mc Cain points out…

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On the Republican side of the  Presidential campaign , there is no clear front-runner.   Mitt Romney ,  Rudy Giuliani ,  Mike Huckabee ,  Fred Thompson  and  John McCain  all have a…

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You could be forgiven for thinking the presidential
election is just around the corner, instead of late next year. Debate season is
well underway.    Last night, New Hampshire
was…

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You could be forgiven for thinking the presidential election is just around the corner, instead of late next year. Debate season is well underway.   Last night, New Hampshire was…

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