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The Gingrich Senators

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Part I. An Introduction to the Gingrich Senators Chapter 1. The Partisan Senate Chapter 2. Newt Gingrich and the House of Representatives in the 1980s Part II. The Gingrich Senators as Party Polarizers Chapter 3. The Gingrich Senators and Party Polarization in the U.S. Senate Chapter 4. The Constituencies of the Gingrich Senators Chapter 5. The Effect of Personal Characteristics and Proximity to Newt Gingrich on the Gingrich Senators Chapter 6. Getting in and Staying in the U.S. Senate Part III. The Gingrich Senators as Partisan Warriors Chapter 7. Compatriots in the Battle? The Other Republican Senators Chapter 8. The Gingrich Senators as Partisan Warriors on Roll-Call Votes Chapter 9. The Gingrich Senators as Partisan Warriors beyond Roll-Call Votes Part IV. The Future of the Gingrich Senators Chapter 10. The 2010 Elections, the 112th Congress, and the Tea Party Chapter 11. The Future of the U.S. Senate

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