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He could retire to private life, of course, and probably use the prestige he has gained as governor to get a high paying position in some prestigious law firm.

But as lucrative as that might be, it would keep him out of the public spotlight, something not good for the advancement of a political career.

But now that he is aboard the Dole bandwagon, other prospects could be on the horizon, particularly if Dole is nominated and can beat Bill Clinton this fall.

Should that happen. Dole would be in office just a year when Allen’s term was completed. He could easily slip the young ex-govemor into some important federal post.

Some might find it paradoxical that George Allen, who frequently reminds listeners that the founding fathers believed in limited government, might want to spend a lifetime in government.

But he has often expressed the

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