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Election giant under Republican noses?
Chris Christie has long been the man that the grand old men of the Grand Old Party yearn to see enter the race, writes Washington Correspondent Matt Frei.
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Chris Christie has long been the man that the grand old men of the Grand Old Party yearn to see enter the race, writes Washington Correspondent Matt Frei.
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