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0:40Now PlayingThis conversation breaks down why Democrats and Republicans often operate very differently when it comes to party unity. Roland Martin argues that Democrats represent a much broader ideological spectrum—from conservative and moderate Democrats to progressives and the far left—while Republicans in Congress tend to be more concentrated on the right. That difference, he says, can make it easier for Republicans to stay aligned on major issues while Democrats are forced to navigate more internal disagreement.
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