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Rod Dreher: To Win Again, Republicans Must Make Enemies on the Right

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Rod Dreher: To Win Again, Republicans Must Make Enemies on the Right

With MAGA in ruins, some Republicans will be tempted by white identity politics. That would be a catastrophic mistake not just for the GOP but for America, writes Rod Dreher.

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