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The Brian Lehrer Show / January 31, 2005

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Frostbitten

In 2004, redistricting by Republicans caused Texas Representative Martin Frost to lose the seat he'd held in Congress for 26 years. Now he wants to fight the GOP back as the new chair of the Democratic National Committee. But first he'll have to best a field of candidates that includes Howard Dean.
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Martin Frost, former Representative (D-Texas-24th District-Dallas area) wants to be the next DNC chair.
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