What Do Last Night's Primaries Mean for the GOP?

By Brad Jackson | 10:00 AM on June 04, 2014
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On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson is joined by David Harsanyi to discuss last night’s primary elections in Mississippi and Iowa, what these battles mean for the GOP and if Republicans will settle on Marco Rubio as the middle ground guy for 2016.

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Winners and losers from the June 3 primary
Sen. Cochran and tea party challenger in dead heat in Mississippi GOP primary
Joni Ernst wins Iowa GOP Senate primary
The Trouble With Rubio
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