I think we ought to be the party of ideas, again, and this is the golden opportunity for us to be having that.
Geoff Duncan: “I think we ought to be the party of ideas, again, and this is the golden opportunity for us to be having that.”
Editor's note · Context
Duncan calls for the Republican Party to focus on substantive ideas rather than celebrity endorsements.
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