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A Choice Not an Echo
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A Choice Not an Echo

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  • Phyllis Schlafly
    Phyllis Schlafly

    …rose to national prominence with A Choice Not an Echo (1964), a slim self-published book that charged that Eastern elites within the Republican Party had systematically repressed grassroots conservatives at presidential nominating conventions. The book sold more than three million copies and was credited with helping propel Arizona Sen. Barry…

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    …rose to national prominence with A Choice Not an Echo (1964), a slim self-published book that charged that Eastern elites within the Republican Party had systematically repressed grassroots conservatives at presidential nominating conventions. The book sold more than three million copies and was credited with helping propel Arizona Sen. Barry…

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