By M.E. Sprengelmeyer,
Rocky Mountain News March 3, 2007
WASHINGTON - Shadow boxing substituted for head-to-head debate Friday when Republican presidential hopefuls tried to score points at a crowded gathering of still- proud conservatives.
Long shots took jabs at unnamed front-runners. Contenders bobbed and weaved around perceived weaknesses. And each candidate found different words to explain how they would pick the conservative movement up off the canvas after last year's brutal pounding at the hands of Democrats.
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