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political aspirant

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Many political aspirants and cautious people decided to follow this dictation and did not risk to be called 'anti jihad', 'anti movement', 'anti organisation' or 'pro India'.
Whereas in other countries political aspirants for office are chosen by party insiders, in America these aspirants are made to spend two gruelling years on the road, during primary and presidential campaigns, explaining themselves to the people, and wrestling before them, and before their media watchdogs, with tough questions.
He ran a campaign that will be studied and copied by political aspirants for generations to come.
 
 
 
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