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Well, despite his most recent denial, Senator Jim DeMint may end up filling their void. People in DeMint's inner-circle say he isn't inspired by the field of candidates right now. They don't know who he could back. This is a problem for a Senator from early-voting South Carolina. He holds a major card with his endorsement, and could simply hand it to himself. He'd probably win his home-state. However, DeMint doesn't seem like he's in right now, from this video.
Sounds to me like the GOP still doesn't have the hard-line conservative voice it wants in the primaries. Don't write this "voice" candidate off. If President Obama sits over 50% in his approval a year from now, and he looks strong, the GOP may nominate this kind of candidate, in the "Goldwater tradition." Don't count it out.
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