Jonathan Collegio

American Crossroads

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Spokesman for American Crossroads, a super PAC co-founded by Karl Rove, which is setting up the Conservative Victory Project, an effort to identify and support "electable" Republican candidates

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Ronald Reagan's advice to party colleagues was, "never speak ill of another Republican."

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Ronald Reagan's advice to party colleagues was, "never speak ill of another Republican."

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