We’ve given up long ago trying to control what Donald Trump says or what he thinks and, you know, unfortunately, he’s not going to go away quietly. I don’t think not too many of us expected that he would. But I believe there’s going to be a real battle for the soul of the republican party that’s going to last for years. This is not an easy thing.
Larry Hogan discusses the challenges the Republican Party faces with Donald Trump's influence and the ongoing struggle for its direction.
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It is also costing taxpayers a lot more money because of the delays, and when we are dealing with private sector investment, which we are doing a lot of, taking some of the risk out of the process by having some certainty about how long it…
It just bothers me that you have to swear fealty to the dear leader or you got kick out of party. Well, it`s sort of a circular firing squad where we`re just attacking members of our own party instead of focusing on solving problems.
I'm a small government, you know, common-sense conservative. And to me, it sounds like big government and authoritarian.
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