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"“I don’t know that any kind of that effort to undermine him will really work, because people who
support him support him for what he stands for, not what he says,” Brown said."...
11/21/15, "Kasich after Trump, but to what end?" Columbus Dispatch, Darrell Rowland
"John Kasich has gone and smacked Donald Trump in the face. How’s that likely to work out for the Ohio governor’s long-shot challenge for the GOP
presidential nomination?...
“It’s going to take enormously more than Kasich’s limited ad campaign to bring Trump low,” said
Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics. “I suppose that Kasich
sees he has little to lose, given his current support levels."...
[Ed. note: In Kasich's home state of Ohio Trump has double the support: Trump 26.9, Carson 21.8, Kasich 12.5, Bush 5.6. Oct. 2015 poll]
(continuing): "Lara Brown, program director of George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political
Management, said the dispute is larger than just Kasich vs. Trump.
“I do think what we have going on here is really just the Republican political establishment —
they’ve decided that it’s time to take aim at Trump. And it’s no surprise to me that it’s through
John Kasich’s super-PAC,” she said....
“I don’t know that any kind of that effort to undermine him will really work, because people who
support him support him for what he stands for, not what he says,” Brown said."...
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"Lara
M. Brown, Ph.D., is an associate professor and serves as the program
director for the Political Management Program in The Graduate School of
Political Management (GSPM) at The George Washington University....Dr.
Brown also served as a political appointee in President William J.
Clinton's administration at the U.S. Department of Education in
Washington, D.C.. In 2001, she earned her Ph.D. in political science from the University of California, Los Angeles."
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