 Mr. Anonymous is running for President in 2016 as a Republican.  What will it take for Mr. Anonymous to capture the party nomination?

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 Mr. Anonymous is running for President in 2016 as a Republican.  What will it take for Mr. Anonymous to capture the party nomination?

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