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Junior Member
Wallace had previously indicated he would stay in the race despite the party's snub.
"What I am choosing to do at this time is unite with the Republican Party behind one candidate," Wallace said at a news conference. "There is no way that two write-in candidates could win. It would be very difficult and divisive to the Republican Party."
Sekula-Gibbs applauded Wallace's decision. "I'm very pleased that Mayor Wallace has looked into this carefully and he has made the right decision to come and be a team player and now we are going to go forward and win in November," she said.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/08/22/delay.sreplacement.ap/index.html
definently not a sore loserman here!!!
"What I am choosing to do at this time is unite with the Republican Party behind one candidate," Wallace said at a news conference. "There is no way that two write-in candidates could win. It would be very difficult and divisive to the Republican Party."
Sekula-Gibbs applauded Wallace's decision. "I'm very pleased that Mayor Wallace has looked into this carefully and he has made the right decision to come and be a team player and now we are going to go forward and win in November," she said.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/08/22/delay.sreplacement.ap/index.html
definently not a sore loserman here!!!