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If Goldwater can win the GOP nomination, why not Trump?

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imageChatting up the party fateful. Jonathan Ernst/REUTERS

As the primary season heats up, few believe he can win the GOP nomination. The establishment choice is a shoo-in, but the upstart candidate believes the country is on the wrong path, well on its way to losing its greatness. The newcomer promises to reclaim America for...

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