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Gillespie Looks to November

Earlier today, National Review Online caught up with Ed Gillespie, the chairman of the Republican State Leadership Committee, outside of the Newseum. We asked Gillespie, a former counselor to Pres. George W. Bush and RNC chairman, about what the GOP needs to do to finish strong in the final stretch of the midterm campaign. Gillespie, who predicts that the GOP will pick up “north of 45” seats in the House, says the party “needs to stay on message” and talk about the economy and fiscal issues:

 

What about President Obama’s sharp attacks against Rep. John Boehner, the House GOP leader? Will Obama’s anti-Boehner message catch on?

 

Will the Democrats be able to demonize tea-party candidates?

 

What about Christine O’Donnell, Delaware’s GOP Senate nominee? Can she overcome her campaign’s distractions?

 

Robert Costa was formerly the Washington editor for National Review.
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