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What's Next for the Republican Party?
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1:24:41Now PlayingIn the wake of the 2012 elections, many political analysts and, indeed, many Republicans, are wondering what's next for the Grand Old Party. After all, the GOP has lost the popular vote for president in five out of the last six elections, and Republicans also missed key opportunities to pick up seats in the Senate in 2012. Add to that national demographic trends, and some are beginning to question the long-term viability of the GOP. Is the party at a crossroads? What will it take for the GOP to win back the White House? And what's needed when it comes to tactics, candidates, strategies, and policies? We convened a panel of leading Republican thinkers to weigh in on the debate—and explore the future direction for the party.
Featuring:
Haley Barbour, former Republican governor of Mississippi
William Kristol, cofounder and editor of The Weekly Standard
Mike Murphy, Republican political consultant
Beth Myers, former senior advisor to Governor Mitt Romney
Ramesh Ponnuru, conservative columnist and senior editor at the National Review
Chris Wallace (moderator), host of Fox News Sunday
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