On the recordJanuary 13, 2022
There’s a reason why, in 2009 -- I believe was in 2009 -- I gave a speech at the National Press Club declaring that the Southern Strategy, the Nixonian Southern Strategy, was over.
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msnbc.comThere’s a reason why, in 2009 -- I believe was in 2009 -- I gave a speech at the National Press Club declaring that the Southern Strategy, the Nixonian Southern Strategy, was over.
Michael Steele reflects on his past declaration about the end of the Southern Strategy and its implications for the Republican Party.
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