On the recordJune 12, 2018
Are we the party of Donald J. Trump or are we the party of the ideals of conservative philosophy, market principle, limited government that we've always been about for a long time?
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Mark Sanford questions the identity of the Republican Party, whether it aligns with Trump or traditional conservative values.
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