With the GOP's influential conservative wing still scrambling for a candidate to back for the 2008 nomination, Brownback presents a paradox.
He has the kind of unquestioned credentials as a family values crusader that conservatives have long sought in a presidential candidate. Yet he hasn't been able to leverage his credentials to break out of a crowded pack of White House hopefuls.
One potential reason: Some Republicans fear he may be too conservative to win a national election.
- AP
Seems to be a good guy, but no national name recognition.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
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But, if the question is Is Sam Brownback Too Conservative? The answer is...
No, he is not too conservative.
Neither are Hunter or Tancredo.
They all share the problem of too little national name recognition.
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