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he had meant only to call attention to what he considered the inordinate amount of attention the Clinton Administration is giving to gay rights and other special interest groups.

No doubt was left that the battle for a U.S. Senate seat in 1993 in Virginia will be one of epic proportions that may become the mother of all political battles in the state. Wilder is clearly interested in destroying Robb’s political viability to, perhaps, succeed him in office, and the state GOP has already started dividing up among those who think the controversial North, whose indictment and conviction for Iran-Contra matters was dismissed on appeal, would make an excellent candidate for Senate and those w ho believe his nomination would be a fatal mistake.

A recent perceptive article in The Post said the early rockets being fired for next year’s Senate race might take some of the luster off this year gubernatorial race, which so far doesn’t seem to be arrtacting as much public attention as it usually does.

As the newspaper article said, Mary Sue Terry, the certain Democratic nominee, has a big lead in

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