Republican Party Dynamics

Lilliana delves into the internal struggle within the Republican Party, highlighting the rift between those embracing extremism and those advocating for a return to traditional Republican values. The discussion sheds light on the challenges faced by Republicans who seek to distance themselves from the more radical elements within their party.

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The Ezra Klein Show
How Identity Politics Took Over the Republican Party
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