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Analysis: Vt. Republicans Gear Up For 2012 Election
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We hear from Middlebury College Professor Emeritus Eric Davis for VPR’s weekly political roundup.Vermont Edition
GOP Lawmakers Review Legislative Session So Far
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Democrats are in the majority in the Vermont House and Senate – and that’s a scenario that makes Republican lawmakers work even harder to shape the key bills being debated at the Statehouse.VPR News
Salmon says he’s leaving the Democratic Party, will run with GOP
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State Auditor Tom Salmon says he’s leaving the Democratic Party and will seek re-election in 2010 as a Republican.VPR News
VT Edition: Richard Mallary & Rob Roper on the state of Vermont’s Political Right
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VPR’s Jane Lindholm speaks with Rob Roper and Richard Mallary about how conservatives see themselves in VermontVPR News
VT Edition Interview: Chris Graff on the history of conservatism in Vermont
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VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with news analyst Chris Graff about the history of the modern conservative movement in Vermont.Vermont Edition
Why so Blue?
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The solid mass of "blue states" in the northeast spells concern for Republicans and we examine what can be learned from these trends. Also, issues of social class are explored through a theater performance, and artists transform old books into sculptural pieces in a provocative exhibit.VPR News
Vt. GOP fails to expand its numbers
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Republican party officials say high voter turnout and the early voting system worked against their efforts.Vermont Edition
Gov. Jim Douglas
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The GOP convention starts next week, and Vermont’s top Republican office-holder will be in attendance: Governor Jim Douglas. We talk with Douglas about John McCain’s choice for vice president, the prospects for Republican candidates in the November elections.VPR News