For Republicans concerned that a lengthy primary could hurt their chances against Obama in 2012, the biggest worry may not be Iowa or New Hampshire. In Texas, a fight over the legality of a redistricting plan is threatening to push the state’s primary from March 6 all the way to May 29, potentially enabling three extra months of expensive and damaging intra-party attacks between GOP candidates. And that's not all that's at stake.
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