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August 29, 2004

Don't ask; I like my job

Republican Chairman Ed Gillespie is a member of an informal but elite "Breakfast Club'' that meets at Karl Rove's Washington, D.C., home every weekend to quietly check on progress in the Bush re-election campaign. The New York Times described the operation in Sunday's editions. Gillespie was asked about the club a short while later. He wouldn't talk. "I'm going to stay inside my lanes as chairman of the Republican National Committee,'' Gillespie said, adding: ''I know how to stay in a job.''

Posted by Stewart M. Powell at August 29, 2004 07:03 PM EDT
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