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Article Abstract:

The Golden State, the nation's largest and most loyal Democratic stronghold, once again took a backseat in the party's presidential selection process. One of the great inequities of American democracy is that nearly all-white voters of rural Iowa and New Hampshire set the stage for the nation's biggest political campaign, while powerhouses like California and New York play a second fiddle.

United States, Political campaigns, Electioneering, Nominations for office

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Outside-the-box

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An overview is presented on the Republican Party's image as the political vehicle for wealthy Caucasians. Discussion focuses on the possibility of US Treasurer Rosario Marin running against Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer in California's 2004 election, which would increase perceptions of multiculturalism for the party.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Women politicians, Republican Party (United States), Multiculturalism, Hispanic American women, Marin, Rosario

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Red king, blue state

Article Abstract:

The governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican is popular in the state's most Democratic regions. He has a difficult task if he wants to turn the Democratic state into a Republic state, as Republican Party is not controlled by a single wise man.

Influence, Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Aims and objectives

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