Ed Rollins

Republican campaign consultant and strategist

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Republican campaign consultant and strategist and former political director for the Reagan White House

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This year's elections are crucial to President Bush, and he wants fellow Republicans to focus on the war in Iraq as part of the war on terror.

Iraq and the War on Terror: Politics and Reality

This year's elections are crucial to President Bush, and he wants fellow Republicans to focus on the war in Iraq as part of the war on terror.

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