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Brooks says moderation will prevail in the Senate and the House if the Republicans win in the midterm elections of 2010, as there is considerable legislative experience in the Republican leadership ranks. Boehner, Jon Kyl, Lamar Alexander, Eric Cantor and others, he says will act as forces of moderation, as future wins will depend on the record they build in the next two years. There is a sense that majorities on either side of the political spectrum will be transitory, emphasizing the pressing need to build a good record.

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