He is not the only one to blame. I want -- I don't want to suggest that. In as much as the presidency, if you're the party in power, is the sort of titular head of the Republican Party, certainly, some of the buck stops there.
Sanford acknowledges the shared responsibility for the Republican Party's challenges, including the impact of President Bush.
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I would say, well, I'm for Trump in this area, but I'm against in these different areas. But people didn't want nuance. They want, are you for or against him?
The idea of Canada being a national security threat is something that doesn't make a whole lot of sense in anybody's book.
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The conservative movement, in your view, you write, 'represented by the Republican Party had devolved into a lukewarm mess.'
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