Former Republican Chair GOES NUCLEAR on His OWN Party | PoliticsGirl
July 19, 2023
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as posted by the channelThe mounting chaos surrounding the Republican presidential primary makes you wonder what we’re doing here. To figure it out, we have a conversation with Michael Steele, former Chair of RNC, and someone who knows this party well. Despite the fact that MAGA keeps trying to get rid of him, he believes in his party. The question is, how do we stop the extremism? How do we, as Michael says, “save ourselves from stupid?”
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