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Tim Pawlenty: A Battleground Leader for 2012?

Chris Field
Chris Field | March 22, 2011 4:03 PM
With Tim Pawlenty's announcement that he was launching a presidential exploratory committee, we here at Townhall Magazine thought our online audience might appreciate a profile we published on Pawlenty some 15 months ago, knowing full well that he was likely to jump into the 2012 race. The full text of
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