February 29, 2008 - 5:48am
This weeks winners and losers
By Politicker Staff
Tags: Winners and Losers
See why this week Ann Kirkpatrick is a winner and John McCain joins Rick Renzi as a loser.
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"I got tired of yelling at my TV."
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