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Romney favored in D.C. GOP primary
Openly gay Chair of D.C. Republican Party challenged for position as Republican National Committeeman from D.C.
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Romney regains momentum after Ill. win
Santorum poised to capture next contest in Louisiana
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Fast Five Fix: March 21
Vote to repeal marriage in N.H. today, mixed bag of international news, sad deportation pleas, Dan Savage responds to Rick Santorum, & more
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Fast Five Fix: March 19
Man behind "Kony 2012" video busted for vandalism and indecent exposure, two men interrupt Rick Santorum by making out, Indiana pulls pro-gay license plate, and more
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Santorum wins in Alabama, Mississippi
Gingrich fades; Romney takes Hawaii
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GOP candidates split wins on Super Tuesday
No clear front-runner after biggest night of primary season
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Fast Five Fix: March 6
Where the GOP candidates lie on LGBT issues, Obama's transgender childhood nanny, gay massacre in Iraq, Kirk Cameron's homophobia, and more
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Super Tuesday could bring more confusion to GOP race
High stakes as 437 delegates up for grabs next week
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Fast Five Fix: Feb 23
Aussie PM: gay marriage 'inevitable', Tenn. Gov: drop the 'don't say gay' bill, and New Mexico's Gov. loses her hair dresser over same-sex marriage stance
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CPAC: The elephants’ graveyard
GOP pandering to the far right will ensure Obama’s re-election
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