Keep in mind, the 22nd District is not his old rock-ribbed Republican seat. |
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Although a flaming liberal during the war, he became a rock-ribbed far-right conservative immediately afterward. |
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My parents were not politically active, although they considered themselves rock-ribbed Reagan Republicans. |
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Under Jackson, the Lakers have played more aggressively against screens, in the style of the rock-ribbed Eastern teams. |
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I guessed that he probably never fit in too well with North Dakota's rock-ribbed mainstream. |
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Now he was running as a rock-ribbed conservative on social as well as fiscal issues. |
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There are rock-ribbed racists who conceal their atavism behind a clubby politesse. |
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I am shocked at how many New Yorkers I had thought to be rock-ribbed Democrats are attending Romney fundraisers. |
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For two additional generations, the Times remained rock-ribbed conservative. |
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Consequently, rock-ribbed demagoguery and uncompromising resistance seemed to be the only responses available to southerners who opposed desegregation. |
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It was this group, founded by rock-ribbed conservatives and opponents of the president in 1940, that was the biggest and best-organized antiwar movement in American history. |
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But when a rock-ribbed conservative website like RedState weighs in, that's another matter. |
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Mr Goolsbee is two things, besides brilliant: a solid neoclassicist, and a rock-ribbed Democrat. |
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In the voices of many mourners, that rock-ribbed certainty was the dominant expression. |
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After all, Kansas is as rock-ribbed a Republican state as they come. |
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Mary, likely a rock-ribbed Republican, blushed a little and smiled. |
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