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The Year of Ignorance about the West Why don't the presidential candidates and the national media take the trouble to learn something about us?
An energy oasis in the political desert The Interior West’s growing political voice – and its status as the nation’s energy supplier – mean presidential candidates need to see the region as more than campaign flyover country.
Wake up to the West, wannabe presidents Pat Williams says the candidates running for the nation’s highest office need to start paying attention to the people – and the problems – of the Rocky Mountain West.
Can the West become the new South? Boosters of a Western primary hope it could give the Interior West a greater voice in the politics of Washington, D.C.
Republicans need to claim the environmental middle ground Republican leaders, now holding the reins in Western politics, are better equipped to meet the challenges faced in the West and in the nation, according to the writer

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