David Carney

GOP strategist

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Long-time GOP strategist and campaign manager in New Hampshire; National Field Director for the Bush-Quayle 1992 presidential campaign

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Across the country, Republicans up for re-election are caught between voters who helped nominate Donald Trump and those who can't stand him.

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Across the country, Republicans up for re-election are caught between voters who helped nominate Donald Trump and those who can't stand him.

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Donald Trump leads what looks like a long road to the Republican nomination with just 12 of the 1,237 convention delegates needed.

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