What worries me is that as this denial of reality of this sort of embrace in some ways of domestic terrorist groups occurs within some elements of the Republican Party, it may ultimately affect the decisions that the next Republican president makes.
Chris Murphy expresses concern about the potential impact of Republican leadership on law enforcement's approach to domestic extremist groups.
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