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If a single-issue candidate can't gain traction when his signature issue catches fire, why does he keep running?

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a leader who will take a hard line against illegal immigration. Instead President Bush and John McCain have teamed up with Ted Kennedy in

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Committee. The Senate immigration bill has been denounced by conservative bloggers, columnists, radio talk show hosts, and activists. A

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More puzzling, the latest immigration debates don't even seem to have raised Tancredo's profile.

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Meanwhile, Tancredo is struggling to distinguish himself from Duncan Hunter, Tommy Thompson, and Jim Gilmore.

Tancredo's performance in last night's Republican debate at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire showed why. Given an easy question on his Acrobat 9

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summarized his case against current immigration policy.