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Elsass

British  
/ ˈɛlzas /

noun

  1. the German name for Alsace

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“As quickly as things advance, they return to the basics,” said Rex Elsass, an Ohio-based political strategist.

From Seattle Times

Rex Elsass, a veteran Republican admaker and consultant, called the trio of states “critical” for Trump.

From The Guardian

An incident report showed a firm official called 911 on July 12 to report Facebook posts threatening Elsass and other firm employees.

From Washington Times

Mr. Elsass had been advising Mr. Paul’s presidential campaign, which Mr. Paul suspended after the Iowa caucuses.

From New York Times

Instead of going back to Strategy Group for Media, the company founded by the Republican operative Rex Elsass and where he first began engaging with Mr. Paul, Mr. Bayens will be working independently.

From New York Times