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Another sorry piece that looks like journalism:
By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press Philip Elliott, Associated Press – 34 mins ago
WASHINGTON – Newt Gingrich is the Republican taking some of the most public first steps for a presidential bid, but he's hardly the only one in motion. Far from the media spotlight, White House hopefuls are furiously hiring staff, testing messages for the powerful conservative base of the GOP and mapping out a rough political calendar, all part of a hard-charging effort that precedes the official kickoff.
Gingrich drew the national press to Atlanta last week for his announcement of a website to explore a bid, the most high-profile move so far.
Mitt Romney, Tim Pawlenty, Rick Santorum and Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour are quietly preparing for possible candidacies with visits to would-be donors, calls to potential supporters and interviews with future hires.
"Things have picked up dramatically in the last couple weeks," said Matthew Strawn, the chairman of the Iowa Republican Party.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110308/ap_on_el_ge/us_white_house_bid_first_steps
By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press Philip Elliott, Associated Press – 34 mins ago
WASHINGTON – Newt Gingrich is the Republican taking some of the most public first steps for a presidential bid, but he's hardly the only one in motion. Far from the media spotlight, White House hopefuls are furiously hiring staff, testing messages for the powerful conservative base of the GOP and mapping out a rough political calendar, all part of a hard-charging effort that precedes the official kickoff.
Gingrich drew the national press to Atlanta last week for his announcement of a website to explore a bid, the most high-profile move so far.
Mitt Romney, Tim Pawlenty, Rick Santorum and Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour are quietly preparing for possible candidacies with visits to would-be donors, calls to potential supporters and interviews with future hires.
"Things have picked up dramatically in the last couple weeks," said Matthew Strawn, the chairman of the Iowa Republican Party.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110308/ap_on_el_ge/us_white_house_bid_first_steps