Rudy Giuliani told the Iowa Republican Party on Wednesday he won’t be competing in the party’s big Aug. 11 straw poll in Ames.Good for him.
A few hours later, John McCain said he wouldn’t compete either.
Good for him.
The Ames straw poll has become a shake-down of candidates that, for some, has replaced the caucuses themselves as a test of viability.
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