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Vin Weber
'''Vin Weber''' (1952-) is Managing Partner of [[Clark & Weinstock]], a lobbying and pol | author = [[Madeleine Albright]] and Vin Weber, Chairs}}</ref>

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Vin Weber/Definition

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Vin Weber/Related Articles

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Conservative Opportunity Society/Definition
...[[U.S. House of Representatives]], formed in 1983 by [[Newt Gingrich]], [[Vin Weber]] and [[Bob Walker]], which produced the 1994 [[Contract with America]]

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Conservative Opportunity Society/Related Articles
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Newt Gingrich/Related Articles
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Michael Isikoff/Related Articles
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Defense Policy Board
*[[Vin Weber]]

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Vin Weber
'''Vin Weber''' (1952-) is Managing Partner of [[Clark & Weinstock]], a lobbying and pol | author = [[Madeleine Albright]] and Vin Weber, Chairs}}</ref>

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Neoconservatism
''Newsweek'' quoted Vin Weber, in January 2010, as describing neoconservatism as "the dominant intellec

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Restructuring of the U.S. political right
..., Newt Gingrich organized the Conservative Opportunity Society, along with Vin Weber and Bob Walker.<ref>{{citation | title = The Long March of Newt Gingrich: Vin Weber interview

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