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to begin raising campaign funds and organizing supporters for the
Republican Party's 2008 presidential nomination. He reasoned, "his is going to be a long road, it's a challenging road, there's going to be some rough and tumble, but I think it's the right thing to do for our country." He did not seek
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straw polls. Hunter thanked the counties for their support, which he claimed provided "a huge boost." He added, "t is clear our message of maintaining a strong national defense, securing our border without amnesty, holding China accountable on trade, and protecting life are resonating with the
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January 5 Debate, because Hunter did not meet the five percent polling threshold necessary for participation. However, Hunter focused only minimally on Iowa, putting more resources into the first primary state of
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by 90% and a 50% drop in crime. Speaking of the bill
Congress passed to build 854 miles (1,374 km) of border fence across the Southwest, he noted that as of that moment (May 15, 2007), only two miles of the fence had been built. He quipped "this
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leaders of academia will not support our troops, they, in the very least, should not support our adversaries..." He then called for a revocation of federal funding to the
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activists. For a few hours, the words, "hacked by Adnali f0r TurkStorm org No War!" above images of children in a warzone were posted to Hunter's site. Turkstorm.org, cited in the hacking, appeared to have no connection as
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voters. Our campaign is one of issues, not flash and expense. We don't have a jet or an army of consultants and paid staff. We do have the conservative message that is true. In the end, that will be what
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American men and women in uniform are not professional enough to serve with gays and lesbians?" Hunter thanked the general for his service and then argued that the sole issue was
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burn in Hunter's congressional district seen in this satellite
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Later in the month, Hunter's campaign website was hacked by
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PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer - Vote 2008: Duncan Hunter
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1864:"Rep. Hunter drops out of GOP presidential race"
708:for fifth place at four percent, according to a
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1123:"Hunter, Duncan Lee - Biographical Information"
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1182:"Hunter Lays Groundwork for Presidential Run"
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1409:"Hunter defends Ann Coulter against critics"
1155:"Rep. Hunter Announces 2008 White House Bid"
827:List of people who endorsed Duncan L. Hunter
665:" policy. The questioner, former Brig. Gen.
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1436:"Campaign: Little hope for White House run"
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1787:"GOP Ignores Jan. 5 Wyoming Conventions"
1065:"Rep. Duncan Hunter (R) - California 52"
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1894:"44 - Duncan Hunter Leaves GOP Field"
1646:Ohio Duncan Hunter For President 2008
1514:"Duncan Hunter's '08 Web Site Hacked"
1094:Simon, Stephanie (February 4, 2009).
949:Association of the United States Army
781:After finishing in last place in the
759:Wyoming Republican County Conventions
678:," mirroring a statement from former
427:Hunter participated in all televised
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1376:"Gallup Poll 2008 Presidential race"
1292:"McCain wins Spartanburg straw poll"
1215:The Official Website of Chuck Yeager
1180:Cahlink, George (October 30, 2006).
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1689:Frederick, Don (December 5, 2007).
1290:Mooney, Alexander (March 2, 2007).
1209:Yeager, Chuck (November 20, 2006).
2156:Project Vote Smart — Duncan Hunter
1242:. January 14, 2007. Archived from
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1434:Larson, Brett (August 30, 2007).
1350:"Transcript: Third G.O.P. Debate"
791:South Carolina Republican primary
27:Campaign for the presidency of US
2015:. OneNewsNow.com. Archived from
1760:Wilkie, Dana (January 3, 2008).
1691:"Duncan Hunter hurdle disclosed"
284:border. He also helped pass the
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33:Duncan Hunter for President 2008
2138:OpenSecrets.org — Duncan Hunter
2030:Clock, Michele (June 4, 2008).
2011:Chad Groening (April 6, 2007).
1512:Wolf, Byron (October 1, 2007).
1211:"From the Desk of Chuck Yeager"
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693:did not respond to the letter.
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2121:New York Times — Duncan Hunter
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1954:Late Show with David Letterman
1539:"Republican Debate Transcript"
1326:. May 15, 2007. Archived from
1266:"2008 Presidential Candidates"
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335:. He won the January 13, 2007
290:House Armed Services Committee
163:President of the United States
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2132:On the Issues — Duncan Hunter
1071:. May 7, 2003. Archived from
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785:(receiving one percent), the
654:San Diego selected Hunter as
239:U.S. House of Representatives
131:www.gohunter08.com (Archived)
2240:2008 United States elections
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364:Federal Elections Commission
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1980:"Endorsements 2008"
1936:on January 27, 2008
1906:on October 23, 2015
1899:The Washington Post
1648:. November 29, 2007
1566:"Wildfire politics"
1075:on October 24, 2012
563:Columbia University
559:Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
502:Second half of 2007
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2149:2013-12-31 at the
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