I`m going to maintain my Republican identity. I`m a Republican, I`ve been one since I was six. And I`m going to fight for the soul of the party. But yeah, I`m not going to sit here and pretend like that it certainly feels like I`m, you know, a member of the Republican family. There`s a lot of people that are silent that I think agree with me, we just need people to speak out because again, to tell you a silence is complicit.
Kinzinger discusses his commitment to the Republican Party and the need for members to speak out against complicity.
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