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KFBK 1/50- Iowa, Newt and America's Choice

January 5, 2012

Congressman Tom McClintock discusses:

How a great deal is at stake in the 2012 election and how the American people will need to get the choice for President correct.
The rise of Rick Santorum in Iowa
Newt Gingrich and how he obtains the qualities that would make a great President
How Americans wants a new direction for our Country, and how they want to chart a course back to the principals that made America the most successful and prosperous Nation in the world.

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