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Environmental Protection Agency to leave his state during a row over the clean-up of a huge old mining site. Mr
Davis also accuses him of having undermined efforts to save the wild salmon in the north-west. He hopes that,
since Mr Kempthorne is from Idaho, he will support a prospective bill to protect the vast and beautiful Owyhee
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The Illinois governor s race
Punches and Judy
Mar 23rd 2006 | CHICAGO
From The Economist print edition
A moderate Republican now faces a much tougher battle
IT MAY be the Land of Lincoln, but it is a long time since Illinois had a leader of Honest Abe s reputation. Four of
the state s governors have been indicted in the past half-century, and federal investigators are now looking into
ties between fundraising by the current governor, Rod Blagojevich, a Democrat, and fuel dispenser the awarding of state
contracts. Unfortunately for Mr Blagojevich s Republican challenger, Judy Baar Topinka, the state treasurer, her
own party may be too damaged by infighting and past scandals to mount a serious challenge. Having won the
nomination on March 21st, in a bitter and surprisingly close primary race, she now must find a way to circle her
party s wagons.
In a field crowded with conservatives, Mrs Topinka won only 38% of the Republican vote. Her moderate stance on
many social issues (she favours abortion choice, for example) clearly hurt her in the voting. Jim Edgar, a former
governor who backed Mrs Topinka, complained that many moderate Republicans—unlike committed conservatives�
failed to turn out and vote, a refrain that centrist Republicans across the country have been singing sadly for many
years.
Rows over social issues are only part of the story, how