Clyde, Gurtler, vie for Republican nod in northeast Georgia
ATLANTA (AP) — A self-styled constitutional conservative who's been a thorn in the side of Republican leadership is taking on a gun dealer who fought the IRS and won in the Republican runoff in Georgia's 9th Congressional District.
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