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The Welsh Lib Dems are in danger of losing their ability to play the role of "Kingmakers" in the Senedd as it becomes ever more doubtful that a Lib-Lab coalition can muster a majority of seats, placing Michael German's personal dream of a ministerial car in jeopardy.
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Recent directing credits include a staged reading of "Kingmakers" by
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Recent directing credits include a staged reading of "Kingmakers" by
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Albania: The New Government "Kingmakers" minister and current head of the Socialist Movement for Integration, LSI, Ilir Meta, tells
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'Kingmakers' was tossed around over and over in the lead up to Parliamentary elections and in the gas baggery that followed the first week of the vote (like Kat, I wonder
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In short, the DNC & RNC are doing us a favor by holding primarys and not acting as Kingmakers.
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Reading The Kingmakers evokes feelings not dissimilar to the experience of watching Mike Gravel during the Democratic Party debates: you sort of sympathize with him, but can't help concluding that he's a few bricks short of a load.
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In The Kingmakers, Gravel and David Eisenbach, an instructor at Columbia University and communications director for Gravel's 2008 campaign, try to elbow their way to the front of a long line of media-bashers.
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In fact, since Gravel emerges as the hero of his own book, you just might conclude that The Kingmakers was made to fit a storyline.
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The Three Kingmakers have familiar names and big, traditional audiences on radio, television and now, the Internet: the Rev. Jerry Falwell, Dr. Pat Robertson and Dr. James Dobson.
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