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Palin Backs Election Bids of 3 Iraq War Vets

On her Facebook page yesterday, Sarah Palin announced her official endorsement of a trio of Iraq War veterans who are running for Congress.  The former Alaska governor and vice presidential contender is supporting Republican candidates Adam Kizinger, Vaughn Ward and Allen West. 
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Palin wrote, "America, if you love your freedom, thank a vet! And if you’re looking for leaders who believe in integrity, service, and country first, look to our veterans."

Kizinger is challenging freshman Rep. Debbie Halvorson, D-Ill., and has also received an endorsement from the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC).

Ward is a former member of the John McCain campaign team and plans to face freshman Rep. Walt Minnick, D-Idaho, in a largely conservative district.

Finally, West is running against Rep. Ron Klein, D-Fla.  This will be the retired Army lieutenant's second attempt to run against Klein, having lost the last cycle by 10 percentage points.  This year, however, West has emerged as a conservative favorite. 

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