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The Long Play

By The Daily Dish
Jan 30 2008, 8:31 AM ET

Alan Keyes is putting down a firewall:

Although Keyes will make excursions outside Texas as needed, and will continue his nationwide radio blitz to counter the media's virtual blackout of his campaign, he plans to camp out in Texas until its primary on March 4. As most pundits agree, if Super Tuesday fails to produce a "presumptive" Republican nominee, Texas becomes all the more important as the last big prize of the primaries. For all intents and purposes, the headquarters of the Keyes campaign has moved to Texas.

(Hat tip: Wonkette.)



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