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When Jim was a boy, his father retired from corporate life. The family moved to Arizona and bought a dude ranch, where they raised cattle, gutted chickens and churned butter. Jim was riveted by the victory of Barry Goldwater, then a political newcomer, in his 1952 Arizona Senate race against Ernest McFarland, who was the Senate’s Democratic majority leader at the time. At 15, Jim left Arizona to move to Washington, where he worked as Goldwater’s Senate page.
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