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VIDEO: Republicans react to Obama win in Michigan, look ahead to Romney’s chances nationally

By Spartan Newsroom | November 6, 2012

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Reporter Joe Khalil is at the Republican victory rally in Lansing and has reaction from Republicans after President Obama captured Michigan.

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